10 Democrats help Republicans advance GOP funding bill to avoid shutdown
- Ten Senate Democrats voted with Republicans to advance a budget bill, which legalizes significant federal cuts and affects funding until September 30, as noted by Chuck Schumer.
- The Senate voted 62-38 to cut off debate on the funding bill, which includes major federal budget cuts and imposes no restrictions on certain individuals.
- Virginia Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner opposed the funding measure, arguing it gives excessive power to certain individuals and jeopardizes the local economy, according to Warner's social media statement.
- Economist Bob McNab warned that a long government shutdown could remove $1 billion each month from the Hampton Roads economy, highlighting the federal workforce's importance in the area.
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