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Thune ‘optimistic’ shutdown may end this week, eyes spending bill through January
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The Senate majority leader, John Thune, expressed optimism this Monday about the possibility of reaching an agreement in the Upper House that would put an end to the partial closure of the federal government, which already exceeds five weeks and aims to be the longest in the history of the country. He explained to journalists, the Republican said that bipartisan talks between grassroots senators are progressing and could lead to a concrete propo…
Thune ‘optimistic’ shutdown may end this week, eyes spending bill through January
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) said on Monday that he is “optimistic” lawmakers can strike a deal to reopen the government by the end of the week, and he is considering a stopgap spendi…
·Richmond, United States
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