Senate Majority Whip John Thune predicted that a spending caps and debt ceiling agreement will pass the chamber when it comes up for a vote next week, but he and other sources acknowledged Senate leaders are still whipping the vote
Senate Majority Whip John Thune predicted Thursday that a spending caps and debt ceiling agreement will pass the chamber when it comes up for a vote next week, but he and other sources acknowledged Senate leaders are still whipping the vote and they are not taking anything for granted.
"I think we will get there," Thune, a Republican from South Dakota, told CNN."It's a process. Our members are reviewing it. Democrat members are reviewing it. I think in the end most people realize that even though they may not like everything about it, this represents the best we can do under the circumstances. We have to fund the government and make sure we don't default on our obligations.
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