Senate panel is set to vote tomorrow on an intensely debated bill that would give Congress a say on a nuclear pact with Iran . The bill, which has been endorsed by President Barack Obama and the top congressional Democrats, includes language giving lawmakers more power over whether Tehran will be allowed to continue enriching uranium for civilian use. Administration officials as high up as the president last week made calls to more than 130 federal lawmakers during their spring break . The executive branch wants them to support the pact , and , at the very least , not to meddle in foreign affairs . White House today said administration officials would hold classified briefings with Members of Congress . At the White House , Obama today met with Jewish leaders and donors in a separate attempt to woo their support for the accord .
Senate panel is set to vote tomorrow on an intensely debated bill that would give Congress a say on a nuclear pact with Iran . House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said today he will bring the bill to the floor if the full Senate approves it . Administration officials as high up as the president last week made calls to more than 130 federal lawmakers during their spring break . The executive branch wants them to support the pact , and , at the very least , not to meddle in foreign affairs . White House today said administration officials would hold classified briefings with Members of Congress . At the White House , Obama today met with Jewish leaders and donors in a separate attempt to woo their support for the accord .