Senate Democrats block government funding bill for 13th time
- On Tuesday, Senate Democrats blocked Republicans' effort to reopen the government, causing the House-passed continuing resolution to fail 54 to 45 in the United States Senate.
- Refusing the partisan proposal, Democrats pressed for an ironclad extension of expiring Obamacare subsidies and withheld support amid pressure-point deadlines.
- Air traffic controllers missed their first paycheck, worsening flight delays as federal workers face unpaid periods, with the military's payday on Friday uncertain, Johnson said they last spoke Friday.
- Republicans are weighing one-off bills to pay select workers, but Senate Majority Leader John Thune signaled skepticism about piecemeal 'rifle-shot' approaches, and Sen. Ron Johnson's pay measure was blocked last week.
- Federal nutrition benefits are set to expire soon as open enrollment for Obamacare begins, while lawmakers warned the shutdown’s ripple effects are intensifying and urged reopening the government.
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UpstractThune Goes On Offense After Democrats Block Reopening Government For 13th Time
John Thune erupted on the Senate floor Thursday after Democrats blocked yet another attempt to pass a clean funding bill to reopen the federal government.
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Rep. August Pfluger (R., Texas) took the Republican Study Committee’s (RSC) podcast to new heights in its latest episode, obtained by the Washington Reporter; in the episode, Pfluger — the Chairman of the RSC — brought in big guns as his guests: Speaker Mike Johnson (R., La.) and Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R., La.).Both Johnson and Scalise are former RSC chairs, and the conservative trio spoke about how they got to Congress and how they want…
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