Senate rejects bills to pay federal workers during government shutdown
Senate votes fall short as shutdown extends to 23 days, with about 700,000 federal workers unpaid and the longest full shutdown in U.S. history underway.
- The U.S. Senate rejected two partisan bills to pay federal workers amid the ongoing government shutdown.
- Republicans blocked a Democrat proposal to pay all federal workers and prevent layoffs, while Democrats blocked a GOP bill to pay excepted workers who are still required to work during the shutdown.
- Democrats say they will not vote to reopen the government until Republicans negotiate on extending expiring Affordable Care Act subsidies, while Republicans say they will not negotiate until the government reopens.
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'Republicans should be embarrassed': Ex-Trump official rips GOP for losing shutdown fight
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer took aim at Senate Republicans after Democrats blocked a bill that would have guaranteed pay for military and federal workers during the ongoing government shutdown.“Senate Republicans should be embarrassed by how bad they’re messaging this,” Spicer, who served as Trump’s first press secretary, said Friday on his podcast, in remarks highlighted by The Daily Beast.“They should have been out on the st…
As federal government shutdown 'getting longer and longer,' workers are feeling the impact
The second longest federal shutdown continues to play out, casting more doubt over when lawmakers will come to an agreement.In metro Detroit, frustration and uncertainty remain for countless federal workers paying for bills, groceries and other costs. The federal shutdown is not the first time many workers have had to cut back on expenses, and some now say this situation poses many new challenges. Watch Simon Shaykhet's video report below: As fe…
'Republicans should be embarrassed': Former Trump press sec says GOP losing shutdown fight
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer took aim at Senate Republicans after Democrats blocked a bill that would have guaranteed pay for military and federal workers during the ongoing government shutdown.“Senate Republicans should be embarrassed by how bad they’re messaging this,” Spicer, who served as Trump’s first press secretary, said Friday on his podcast, in remarks highlighted by the Daily Beast.“They should have been out on the st…
US Senate fails to move ahead on bills extending pay to federal workers during shutdown
WASHINGTON — The Senate Thursday failed to advance a Republican measure and rejected unanimous agreements on two related bills from Democrats that would have paid federal employees and contractors who have continued to work amid the government shutdown, which entered…
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