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Plurus Strategies Weekly Update: KBJ Confirmation, USICA/America COMPETES Conference, COVID Aid & Other Activity in Washington

As we enter the Easter recess, here’s our analysis of major actions at the end of this work period and intel on what we might expect on Ukraine, the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act (USICA)/America COMPETES Act conference, and reconciliation when Members return from the two-week break.

Georgette (Spanjich) KerrApril 7, 2022Plurus Strategiesdemocrat, republican, house, senate, congress, covid, biden, kamala, ukraine, un security council, russia, Department of Justice, schumer, romney, asylum seekers

Riding the Waves of Trade Uncertainty

How do you spell trade? U-N-C-E-R-T-A-I-N-T-Y.

Claire WashburnFebruary 24, 2020Litke, Leiter, Kerr, Dimarcantonio, Trade, uncertainty, Davos, Trump, USMCA, Congress, Mexicco, Mexico, Canada, NAFTA, Democratic primary, European Commission, European Union, Department of Commerce, Section 232, 301, LNG, Ambassador, China, Phase One, Phase Two, Department of Justice, Huawei, India, Kenya, New Delhi, Lighthizer, USTR, White House, Clarity

Tracking Nominations: A Snapshot Eight Months into the Trump Presidency

Despite delays in the confirmation process, Majority Leader McConnell may burn floor time to finalize high priority nominations, while other nominees await inclusion in another package later this year.

Claire WashburnSeptember 15, 2017Litke, Leiter, Spanjich, Nominations, nominees, confirmation, conferees, Trump Administration, Congress, McConnell, DHS, Homeland Security, Solicitor General, Department of Justice, Delrahim, Francisco, Kelly, McCaul, FCC, Pai, Redl, NTIA, Batory, FRA, ambassador, appointments