House Passes Historic $2 Trillion Stimulus Package Despite <br />Last Minute Objections On Friday, the House of Representatives <br />approved the $2 trillion stimulus package <br />that passed the Senate earlier this week. The package was pushed through despite<br />Rep. Thomas Massie requesting a roll call vote, <br />which infuriated members of both parties. The Congress members had to return <br />to Washington in order to establish a quorum <br />and deny Massie's attempt. The legislation stands as the largest emergency <br />aid package in U.S. history and will head to <br />President Trump's desk to be signed into law. It will provide a financial boost to a <br />floundering economy with provisions <br />to aid businesses and workers alike. Key provisions in the package include sending checks <br />to individuals, expansion of unemployment benefits <br />and allocating extensive funds<br />to hospitals and healthcare professionals.
