Congress could delay passage of TRIA renewal bill past November elections
R.J. Lehmann, senior fellow at the free market-oriented R Street Institute in Washington, which wants more terrorism risk shifted to the private market, said that a “significant portion” of the House Republican caucus does not want the program extended at all.
“I think you’ll have a last-minute deal, and it will look a lot like the bill that the Financial Services Committee passed, and it will be voted on in the lame-duck session,” he said.
