[hawkaw]

So let’s see.

The politicians would never have agreed to the bill in the first place unless the Congress was told Trump would sign the bill.

The Congress is told the president will sign off on the negotiated bills.

So Congress goes ahead and passes the two bills, one to keep the government open and the other for Covid relief.

Then, Trump turns around and starts complaining but does not bother to make a decision. And his complaint is not a typical conservative complaint. His complaint is the one bill doesn’t give enough money including to many who don’t need the money in the first place.

This gives the Rats an opportunity to play more politics to hurt Trump and the GOP. But, he won’t veto or sign it.

Now, he has made a decision.

I guess that it is a good thing he has made a decision but was it worth it after saying to everyone that he would sign it?

[tennmountainman]

Trump has signed the Bill according to CNN.

[elpadre]

I don’t know the source of your info, but I believe POTUS has been very clear; #1 large payout to individuals and small businesses, and #2 - no pork.

[Alberta's Child]

So Congress goes ahead and passes the two bills, one to keep the government open and the other for Covid relief.

There weren't two bills. They combined them into one bill -- which is part of the problem.