House speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) On Sunday said that the Lower Chamber “did his work” in the government funding battle.
On 19 September, House passed What Johnson said to a “clean” and “nonpartison” stopgap expenditure bill that will give the government a fund through 21 November.
“The house did his job,” Johnson said on CBS “Facing nation“” The reason for this is that the House Republicans are working in their districts, and I suspect that the house should be as well as democrats, as we have done so.
“We passed a bipartisan, very clean constant resolution, and now sent it to the Senate.”
Stopgap bill Passed the house 217-212, only one Democrat, Rape Jared Golden (Men), voting in favor. However, All but three members At the Senate Democratic Conference – Sensor. John Fetterman (Pa.), Catherine Cortez Masto (Nav.) And Angus King (Men), an independent who cocuses with Democrats – Vote against against Proposal Tuesday. Senate voted for remedy fourth time On Friday.
Republican Sen Rand Paul (KY) has also voted against the GOP -backed bill.
All 53 Republicans Proceed to vote A democratic-supported proposal, which will give funds to the government through October, will permanently expand the subsidy introduced through the cheap care act and restore about $ 1 trillion in the Medicade cuts.
Johnson, Senate minority leader Chak Shumar (DN.Y.) and House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffrees (DN.Y.) convicted that “real Americans are being damaged due to this political sport.” Due to the government’s shutdown, the federal employees are either working without salary or they have been pierced.
The House will be out of the session this week, while Senate It seems to come on an agreement To end the first shutdown after the 34-day stop in December 2018 and January 2019.
Johnson said, “It was a good attempt to keep the government open for seven more weeks so that Republicans and Democrats, in a bipartisan fashion, could work together to fund the government with the investment process,” Johnson said.
