Splits within the Democratic caucus are restraining any momentum to force a House vote on President Trump’s U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement on trade.
The White House, Canada, and Mexico have all acted in recent weeks to address bodog casino various lawmakers’ demands, but some Democrats are insisting on further changes. As a consequence, there hasn’t been an increase in pressure on Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., to schedule a vote.
A House Democratic staffer said that Democrats from heavily agricultural districts bodog poker review were inclined to support a vote, while ones from strong union districts were leaning against it. “We’ve got our own tug-of-war inside the caucus on this,” the staffer said.
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