House minority leader Hakim Jeffrees (DN.Y.) said on Tuesday that he had not heard from the White House on Monday after a meeting with President Trump and other Congress leaders.
“We have not heard from the White House since the White House meeting on Monday. The President is behaving, you know, to some extent wrongly and [an] Unconventional fashion in terms of government closure, “Jeffrees described CNN’s Jack Topper on” lead “.
“Clearly, they wanted to shut down the government, unfortunately,” he said. “We are ready to work together to bring it back, but to do it in a way where we apply a spending agreement that is bipartished, which meets the needs of American people, while at the same time the Republican Health Care addresses the health care crisis that is destroying Americans every day across the country.”
On Monday, Congress leaders left A meeting with Trump, he said that he did not progress towards a deal that would later stop a government bandh a week.
Federal government Formally moved to a shutdown On Wednesday midnight, the MPs were struggling to move forward after the Congress leaders were unable to come into a deal on the bill spending a stopgap.
After shutdown MPs, the stone was set in the stone, dropping two stopgap funding packages, one was a “clean” bill from Republican and the other was democratic priorities.
White house is Welcoming the fight The government saw it as a political loser for Democrats and is a way to carry on its own policy interests unilaterally.
The hill has reached the White House for comment.
