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Sean notes a pragmatic approach, emphasizing that delaying action might not serve political interests and that Congress would prefer to pass legislation swiftly to mitigate an ongoing controversy. The general expectation is that the bill will pass without significant filibusters, thanks in part to overwhelming bipartisan support. Over under predictions favor more than 85 Senate votes in favor, reinforcing the idea that the legislation is likely to clear the chamber with ease.