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is to ensure that it will pass on Thursday. During Monday's closed door meeting, the White House told conservative lawmakers that the time for negotiations on the bill is over.
Also, Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch is on day two of his confirmation hearing. He told lawmakers and Republicans that he would apply the law faithfully and do so.
"I take the process, the judicial process, very seriously. And I go through it step by step, and keeping an open mind through the entire process as best I humanly can. And I leave all the other stuff at home."
Gorsuch evaded questions from Democrats on abortion, *** rights, workers' rights, and the President's proposed travel ban, but he said doing so should not be an indication of his personal views.
Gorsuch also said he offered no one any promises on how he would rule on an issue.