This story from Business Insider sums up the context:
Sen. Elizabeth Warren unveiled eight conditions on Monday that companies must accept for emergency federal funding during the coronavirus crisis.
The Trump administration is calling for over $50 billion to aid the airline industry, which has been battered by a wave of cancellations as the coronavirus spreads, compelling Americans to cancel travel plans and stay home. It would be part of a $1 trillion stimulus plan to shore up the economy and inject it with a deluge of cash.
But Democrats like Warren are attacking the proposed funding for airlines as a bailout. The nation's largest airlines are coming under fire from progressives for directing massive profits in recent years towards stock buybacks — which pushes up share prices — instead of increasing their financial cushion or improving labor conditions.
Here’s Warren herself:
(Editorial comment: sigh — stuff like this is why I so strongly supported her for Prez. Putting out stuff like this is so . . . standard procedure for her).
Now my question (out of ignorance): has the House already voted on something? Is it too late to get anything like this in? (The GOP controlled Senate won’t let her bring it up, will they?)