Senators contemplate the 'nuclear option' before the August recess. The potential rules change would allow quicker passage of legislation.
With the August recess fast approaching, the Senate is grappling with the potential use of the 'nuclear option.' This procedural maneuver could reshape the legislative process.
The 'nuclear option' refers to changing Senate rules, often regarding the number of votes required to end debate and move to a vote on a bill or nomination. Invoking it could expedite legislative action.
The potential rule change sparks heated debate, with strong opinions on both sides. A decision is anticipated before the recess begins.