Home members are scrambling again to the Capitol on Friday morning as one member's opposition to a $2 trillion coronavirus rescue package deal is about to delay its passage. 

With few representatives in Washington this week because the outbreak tears throughout the nation, Home leaders hoped to approve the laws shortly Friday by voice vote which merely decides whether or not shouted yeas or nays from members current are louder. However Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., mentioned he plans to pressure a typical recorded vote, which might maintain up passage for hours because the Home wants a quorum of 216 representatives current. 

Shortly earlier than the GOP consultant's anticipated request, Home Majority Chief Steny Hoyer's workplace inspired lawmakers current to come back to the Home chamber and stay seated when Massie asks for a recorded vote. If one-fifth of members be a part of him, the Home will take a...