These four lawmakers saved his party on the Stopgap Law
Four legislators, their party’s spectacles on Fridays on the StopGAP bill for the Republicans to finance the government, which approved the House of Representatives but was banned by Democrats in the Senate.
Representatives of Parliament Thomas Massi (R-K) and Victoria Spartez (R-IND) was the only Republican Party that did not vote in the House of Representatives, while Representative Jared Golden (Men Men) was the only democratic that supported the draft law.
In the upper room, Senator John Vitirman (TD Pence) was the only Senator to be across partisan lines, and he voted to support the ongoing decision (CR).
Republican Sense Rand Ball (KY.
Massi and Spartz said earlier in the week that they opposed this procedure, which eventually approved the house in a 217-212 vote.
“No,” Massi said, “No,” unless the spending is cut off, which I do not expect, “Massi said on Monday.
Spartez said it was against CR time, expecting that it would pressure legislators to pass the massive spending bill before the holidays.
Thanksg Day CR – No. I am ready to vote for CR of any time – unrelenting or long – less harmful to the republic, but I cannot support funding before a major vacation to tire us with omnibus, I wrote on X. ” I have seen this playing book several times. “
Fetterman and Golden, who are the most moderate Democrats in their rooms, said they give priority to avoid closing their problems with the draft law.
Golden said that Stopgap “keeps the lights” and “gave us more time to develop policies and financing levels for the future,” in a statement on Friday.
Fetterman shared a similar thinking, adding that it was “very frustrated” that the democratic version of CR, which would have stretched over OBAMACARE tax credits and Medicaid’s reverse discounts in the “big and beautiful bill”, did not pass.
“My subsequent vote for AYE on GoP C confirms that although it refuses to restore health care, I do not want to vote to close our government and launch massive national chaos,” Fetterman wrote on X.
Morkovsky stood up to the Democrats on Friday, on the pretext that Midikid discounts needed to reversal, while Paul criticized the extension of the current financial levels.
This measure was defeated 44-48 in the Senate, where Democrats are betting that their health care battle will allow them to avoid blame for a possible closure.
The Congress has 11 days to finance the government before the closure began.
After Friday, President Trump expected the government to close a “period of time” in the midst of the dilemma in Congress.
“We will continue to talk to the Democrats, but I think it might end up to a closed country for a while,” Trump said. We will prevent the army. We will take care of social security. We will take care of the things that we have to take care of.
“Many things fight democrats for … they will not be able to pay,” Trump added. “So we will see and see how we do it.”
