Republicans in the House of Representatives are funding Stopgap, Tee Up Stup this week

On Wednesday, Republicans in the House of Representatives developed the Stopgap financing to avoid the closure of the government at the end of the month, the final vote on the ongoing decision (CR) declined later this week and a confrontation with the leader of the Senate minority Chuck Schumer (DN.Y.) and Democrats in the Senate.

The base that is approved to fund Stopgap in the 216-210 party line, with MP Thomas Massi (R-Ky) the present vote.

The procedure, which revealed spending on Tuesday, revealed that the government was financing at the current levels until November 21, on Friday, a week before a week -long holiday.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La) said on Tuesday that the House of Representatives is planning to vote by “Friday” on the “Clean CR” scale, saying it “will keep the government funded and work at the current levels while we continue in all this work” on normal credits.

Andy Harris (R-MD), Speaker of the House of Representatives, told freedom, believed that the vote should be on Friday, saying that he “approaches 72 hours” of the text-in a reference to the parliament base, the legislation must be released at least 72 hours before voting on the ground.

“We should not really walk away from this rule,” he said.

Harris said he would support CR, but a few other lawmakers of the Republican Party have indicated the opposition of the bill – which may be at risk. If all Democrats oppose this and all members are present and vote, the Republicans can only lose two votes from the Republican Party in this measure.

Representative Margori Taylor Green (Georgia) said that Trump was “biopsy” to expand the approved financing levels for the first time during the era of former President Biden. Diamonds vote regularly against CRS. Representative Victoria Spartz (Indiana) referred to the opposition, but it often does so on financing measures before voting in their favor.

Representative Warren Davidson (Ohio) referred to opposition and told Al -Tal that he did not change his position, but he “wanted to vote for him.”

Shomer and the leader of the minority in the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez (DN.Y.) said in a statement on Tuesday that they oppose Stopgap made from the Republican Party. They called for action to expand the scope of the sponsorship law at reasonable prices that expire at the end of the year or to attach other health care measures.

“The spent spending the Republicans only fails to meet the needs of the American people and does nothing to stop the health care crisis that is looming on the horizon,” Shomer and Ceffrez said in a joint statement.

They said: “By refusing to work with the Democrats, the Republicans direct our country directly towards a closure.”

CR also provides millions of security funding for federal officials in response to concerns about the safety of public officials who walked in the aftermath of the assassination of Charlie Kerk, including a $ 58 million batch to finance the security of the executive branch and judges in the Supreme Court, and $ 30 million in a fund accustomed to the security of legislators.

A financing reform of Columbia province, which faced a billion -dollar budget shortage after deleting the budget language from a funding bill approved in March.

In addition to defining the conditions for discussion and considering CR, the Wednesday base provokes a vote on a decision that honors Kirk’s life and its legacy and condemning political violence.

Al-Qaeda voting also declined from the prohibition of the ability to impose votes on calling national emergency situations that provide legal justification for President Trump’s tariff from March 31 to January 31-a negotiating deal by a handful of the Republican Party rebels who skeptical in the customs tariff who conducted a procedural vote on Tuesday.

The government is currently working at the level of financing specified for the first time under the Biden Administration after Congress chose to finance the entire fiscal year 2025, which ends on September 30, at the levels of the fiscal year 2024 instead of passing the levels of new credits. But in an attempt to show progress in the regular credits process that is rarely followed, the House of Representatives moved last week to go to a conference committee on three out of 12 regular financing bill.