The House of Representatives gave near-unanimous approval Friday to historic legislation designed to prevent the economy from collapsing and rush resources to overburdened health care providers and struggling families during the deepening coronavirus epidemic.  The unprecedented $2.2 trillion relief package passed the chamber by voice vote after an impassioned session conducted along the social distancing guidelines imposed by the crisis.   Oregon Second District Congressman Greg Walden said it was time to act, adding Americans expected Congress to act in a bipartisan manner.  Many lawmakers sped to Washington to participate — their numbers swollen after a maverick Republican signaled he’d try to force a roll call vote — though dozens of others remained safely in their home districts.  The vote sent the bill to President Donald Trump, who quickly signed it.  The Senate passed the bill unanimously late Wednesday.

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