The Congress is moving towards a government shutdown with excavations in two days before the time limit of 1 October on 1 October.
Republicans are emphasizing a “clean” continuous resolution that will give the government a fund by 21 November.
Sen Chak Shumar (NY) and rape. Hakim Jeffrees (NY), Democratic leaders in the Senate and House are demanding concessions to protect health care, including passing MDAD cuts into GOP tax and spending megabils and expanding cheap care acts ending at the end of the year.
President Trump hosted Shumor and Jeffrees on Monday afternoon to talk to Shumor and Jeffrees with his GOP counterparts – Senate Magority Leader John Thuran (SD) and House Speaker Mike Johnson (LA.) – Sath Shumor and Jeffreies.
Vice President Vance came out of the meeting predicting a shutdown. Except for a success, it will mark the 21st shutdown in the last 50 years.
Last time funding occurred under Trump, it stopped for the longest time in the history of the United States. Three shutdowns were seen in the first term of the President, although the other two were relatively abbreviated.
Former President George W. Bush made it through eight years without any shutdown. Former President Obama had one. Former President Reagan oversee eight shutdowns, though no one lasted for more than three days, while former President Carter had five for one or two weeks.
The list of the most recent government shutdown is given here and how long they lasted.
2019: President Trump, lasting 35 days, the longest in American history.
2018: Trump, lasted for several hours
2018: Trump, lasted for three days.
2013: President Obama, lasted for 17 days.
1996: President Clinton, lasted for 21 days.
1995: Clinton, lasted for five days.
1990: President Bush, lasted for four days.
1987: President Reagan, lasting a day
1986: Reagan, run a day
1984: Reagan, run a day
1984: Reagan, lasted for two days
1983: Reagan, lasted for three days
1982: Reagan, run a day
1982: Reagan, lasted for three days
1981: Reagan, lasted for two days
1979: President Carter, lasted for 11 days
1978: Carter, lasted for 17 days
1977: Carter, lasted for eight days
1977: Carter, lasting 12 days
1976: President Ford, lasted for 11 days
