Plurus Strategies Weekly Update: Ukraine, SOTU, and SCOTUS Nomination

This week kicked off one of the longest Congressional work periods we have seen this year. The Senate will now be in session for six straight weeks. The House will be in session all but one of these weeks heading into the two-week Easter recess. Here’s our latest intel and analysis on some of the hottest issues in Washington.

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Georgette (Spanjich) KerrPlurus Strategiesscotus, Russia, FCC, sohn, bedoya, SOTU, BIF, BBB, senate, house, USICA, musical chairs, America COMPETES, continuing resolution, COVID-19, fy23 budget, ketanji brown jackson, member retirements, deutch, keller, inhofe, texas primary, cuellar, beto o'rourke, ftc
Plurus Strategies Weekly Update: Appropriations, BBB, SCOTUS Nominee, and ECA Reform

As we head into the Presidents’ Day recess, here’s our latest take on appropriations, Build Back Better (BBB), and other domestic policy agenda items.

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Georgette (Spanjich) KerrPlurus Strategiescongress, Recess, senate, house, electoral count act, Build Back better, nominations, scotus, leondra kruger, ketanji brown jackson, j. michelle childs, America COMPETES, USICA, musical chairs, midterm, COVID Relief, defense spending
Plurus Strategies Weekly Update: Appropriations, America COMPETES, and Voting Rights

With the Presidents’ Day recess right around the corner, it was a relatively slower week in Washington. Here’s our latest intel and analysis of the top agenda items.

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Georgette (Spanjich) KerrPlurus StrategiesPresident biden, BBB, Build Back better, America COMPETES, USICA, musical chairs, continuing resolution, appro, Manchin, fy23 budget, SOTU, ELECTIONS, Midterms, senate judiciary, member retirements