Tariff debate moves to conference amid Republican support
Washington notes describe the tariff bill’s path through the House as a rules amendment is pushed and a conference committee considered. Key Republicans and several tariff reformers face possible votes against the measure while Pennsylvanian protectionists draw opposition from a broad GOP majority.
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