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Trump heads to Capitol Hill to meet with Senate GOP on virus

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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump is heading to Capitol Hill for lunch Tuesday with Senate Republicans as Washington considers next steps in the coronavirus response.

That's according to a person unauthorized to discuss the president's schedule and granted anonymity. The administration is launching a full day of appearances on Capitol Hill as the White House and Congress consider another pandemic aid package.

Vice President Mike Pence and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin huddled earlier with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy. “Very helpful,” said Mnuchin as he exited the meeting on his way to testify before the Senate Banking Committee. “Good update.” The Capitol remains partly closed with the

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