Trump Cancels Event to Sign Housing Bill

President Trump canceled a planned signing event for a bipartisan housing bill, linking it to Congress passing the Save America Act. The Act faces strong Republican Senate opposition due to lack of a reconciliation package and the need for 60 votes, making passage unlikely. The report discusses legislative strategy and internal party tensions. - Trump cancels housing bill signing event until Congress approves voting restrictions via the Save America Act. - Senate Republican leaders have told Trump the votes are not there for the legislation in its current form. - The bill needs 60 Senate votes, requiring Democratic support, which is unlikely. - Some Republicans have voiced concerns over new voter registration and ballot rules. - House Speaker floated folding the bill into a reconciliation package, but parliamentarian hurdles exist. - Trump is expected to meet with Senate Republicans amid frustration over the legislative pushback. - The Save America Act is also tied to other priorities, including the extension of Pfizer (likely a misstatement of 'Pfizer' for something else, but not a tradable security).