Morning Wire Tuesday Afternoon Update | 11.29.22
Nov 29, 2022
Urgent legislative measures are on the table to prevent a national rail strike, impacting holiday shipping. Meanwhile, Georgia sees a surge in early voting ahead of a crucial Senate runoff, amidst rising COVID protests in China. The Netherlands faces controversy over potential farm closures aimed at reducing nitrogen pollution. In Hollywood news, Mark Wahlberg is reviving 'Father Stew' for family audiences, while the political landscape shifts with the passing of Virginia Representative Donald McKeachin.
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Averting Rail Strike
- Congress aims to prevent a nationwide rail strike.
- This action is crucial to avoid shipping disruptions and potential Christmas gift delivery delays.
White House Meeting
- President Biden met with Congressional leaders at the White House.
- They discussed the President's plans for the rest of the year and government funding legislation.
Georgia Voting Record
- Georgia broke an early voting record with over 239,000 voters.
- This turnout occurred in the Senate runoff between Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker.