The US Senate has taken its first formal step toward voting on the Clarity Act, with Majority Leader John Thune filing the motion to proceed early on Saturday after an overnight session. The
The US Senate has taken its first formal step toward voting on the Clarity Act, with Majority Leader John Thune filing the motion to proceed early on Saturday after an overnight session.
The filing sets an initial procedural vote for 2:15pm Eastern on Tuesday 15 September, almost immediately after senators return from the August recess. It came too late to force a vote before they left town.
