逾70名参议员支持该法案，该法案将限制高校为学生的姓名、形象和肖像支付报酬的上限
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参议院有望在本周末前通过一项从根本上改变大学体育资金和参赛资格规则的法案。
参议院将于周四对该法案进行程序性投票。逾70名参议员支持这项法案，该法案为高校为学生的姓名、形象和肖像支付报酬的拨款额度设定了上限。该法案还限制运动员转学，并制定了参赛资格标准。
如果各方就时间安排达成一致，参议院可能会在周四晚些时候通过该法案。
但参议院是否真的希望将大学体育法案作为中期选举休会前的收尾议题？
议员们或许别无选择。
共和党人刚刚为国会争夺战拿到了一份强有力的新行动纲领。以下是核心内容
参议院多数党领袖、南达科他州共和党人约翰·图恩与参议院共和党领导层正推进预算和解法案，以为因参议院民主党人反对唐纳德·特朗普总统的移民与海关执法局行动而停摆的最后一项政府拨款方案提供资金。（内森·波斯纳/阿纳多卢通讯社）
参议院多数党领袖约翰·图恩，南达科他州共和党人，正推动一项两党许可改革法案。该法案将涉及数据中心、钻井作业和环境问题，但该法案仍处于构想阶段，尚未准备好提交投票。
图恩昨晚表示，参议院有望于下周继续开会，而这也是他们原定的日程安排。
目前出现争议的是《纳税人保护法案》。该法案上周在众议院以417票赞成、3票反对获得通过，将为居住在数据中心附近的消费者承担部分公用事业费用。
俄亥俄州共和党议员乔恩·赫斯特德是今年秋季连任压力最大的共和党议员之一。他因支持数据中心项目遭到国内批评。因此赫斯特德上周要求参议院当场通过众议院提交的法案。
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2025年2月13日周四，俄亥俄州共和党议员乔恩·赫斯特尔德在华盛顿特区出席参议院卫生、教育、劳工与养老金委员会的确认听证会。（盖蒂图片社）
民主党人不愿让赫斯特德获得政治胜利，因此阻挠了该法案。
如今共和党可能希望继续留任参议院，动用所有议会程序手段通过《纳税人保护法案》。对共和党而言，这将是中期选举休会前一个更有力的收尾。
但请看昨日我与参议院少数党领袖、纽约州民主党人查克·舒默的这段对话：
珀格拉姆：该法案上周是否因民主党人阻挠而未能在参议院通过，目的是阻止乔恩·赫斯特德在竞争激烈的选战中获胜？
舒默： 赫斯特德的法案是个骗局。它是自愿性质的，没有任何企业必须遵守。我们提出的法案是强制性的，力度更强，正是我们所需要的。
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2026年7月29日，参议院少数党领袖、纽约州民主党人查克·舒默在华盛顿特区美国国会大厦参加参议院民主党每周政策午餐会后离开。（亚历克斯·弗罗布莱夫斯基/法新社 via 盖蒂图片社）
共和党势必会利用“骗局”这一说法做文章。您甚至可能会在俄亥俄州的竞选广告中听到这一指控。共和党人将强调，舒默将一项在众议院获得417票赞成的法案称为“骗局”。
因此，共和党希望让民主党人就该法案明确表态。这将有助于共和党在中期选举前提振选情，当然也能帮助赫斯特德。
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因此，参议院在处理完大学体育法案后，可能会留任并于下周审议该项法案——最终聚焦民生负担问题。
查德·珀格拉姆目前担任福克斯新闻频道（FNC）首席国会通讯员。他于2007年9月加入该媒体，总部位于华盛顿特区。
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The Senate is poised to possibly pass by the end of this week a bill fundamentally altering money and eligibility rules in college sports.
The Senate will take a test vote on the measure on Thursday. More than 70 senators support the bill that establishes a ceiling for how much money schools can allocate to pay students for their name, image and likeness. The legislation also limits transfers and sets eligibility standards.
The Senate could pass the bill later on Thursday if there’s a time agreement.
But does the Senate really want to make college sports the punctuation point before it leaves for the midterms?
It’s possible that senators have no other choice.
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., wants to do a bipartisan permitting reform bill. The legislation would deal with data centers, drilling and environmental concerns — but that bill is aspirational and not yet ready for a vote.
Thune said last night that the odds favored the Senate staying in session next week, which they were scheduled to do anyway.
What has emerged is a dispute over the Ratepayer Protection Act. That bill passed the House last week 417-3. It would defray the cost of utilities consumers must pay if they reside near data centers.
Sen. Jon Husted, R-Ohio, is one of the most vulnerable Republicans on the ballot this fall. He’s faced criticism back home for his support for data centers. So Husted asked the Senate last week to pass the House bill on the spot.
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Reluctant to give Husted a win, Democrats blocked him.
Now Republicans may want to stay in session and run all of the parliamentary traps to pass the Ratepayer Protection Act. For Republicans, that’s a better exclamation point before the recess.
But look at this exchange yesterday between yours truly and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.:
Pergram: Was this blocked in the Senate last week by Democrats as an effort to prevent Senator Husted from having a win in his competitive race?
Schumer: Sen. Husted’s bill is a fraud. It’s voluntary. No company has to do it. The bill we have is mandatory. It is much stronger and is what is needed.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., departs after a weekly Senate Democratic Policy luncheon at the US Capitol in Washington, D.C., on July 29, 2026.(Alex Wroblewski/AFP via Getty Images)
Republicans are sure to capitalize on the “fraud” part. You may even hear that in ads back in Ohio. Republicans will emphasize that Schumer is calling a bill which commanded 417 yeas in the House a “fraud.”
Therefore, Republicans want to get Democrats on the record about this bill. That could help lift the GOP before the midterms. And certainly Husted.
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So, it’s possible that once the Senate is done with this bill, it remains in session and tackles this measure next week — finally emphasizing an affordability issue.
Chad Pergram currently serves as Chief Congressional Correspondent for FOX News Channel (FNC). He joined the network in September 2007 and is based out of Washington, D.C.
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