Ruben Gallego, other Senate Democrats refuse to go along with GOP spending plan
- Senate Democrats, including Chuck Schumer, are refusing to support the Republican six-month Continuing Resolution, warning of consequences of a government shutdown.
- Republicans require at least eight Democratic votes to pass the budget plan but face opposition from several Democrats, including Elissa Slotkin and Raphael Warnock.
- U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi criticized the choice presented by Republicans, stating it was a 'false choice' that some Democrats are considering instead of fighting for better legislation.
- The potential government shutdown could occur if the Continuing Resolution does not pass by midnight on Friday.
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Senate Democrats unmoved by threat of shutdown; many refuse to follow Schumer's lead
(The Center Square) – As U.S. senators are poised to vote on advancing Republicans’ six-month Continuing Resolution to keep the government open, Democrats are indirectly bashing the few members in their ranks who are considering casting a "yes" vote.
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