If they didn't get it, he said he would not vote against Blanche in committee. Another person familiar with the situation told CNN the department provided an updated proposal to the senators on Wednesday, before Grassley postponed the committee vote. However, Cornyn told reporters earlier on Wednesday that he hasn't "seen a single piece of writing that is responsive to what I've requested." The acting attorney general's office had been confident that Blanche's nomination would pass the committee vote. Sources within the Justice Department said there was still some confusion about what exactly would satisfy Cornyn's push against the "anti-weaponization" fund.