Speaker Mike Johnson unveils funding bill one week before potential shutdown
- House Speaker Mike Johnson introduced a funding bill to prevent a government shutdown, needing Republican support for passage by Friday, as reported by NBC News.
- The bill, backed by President Donald Trump, aims to fund the government through September 30.
- Opposition from some Republicans, including Rep. Thomas Massie, raises concerns about spending, as he stated that most of his colleagues aren’t serious about cutting spending.
- Democratic leaders warn that moving forward without bipartisan support increases the risk of a shutdown, stressing the responsibility of Republicans to fund the government.
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