With a possible government shutdown looming this weekend, the House had planned to vote late Thursday on a stopgap spending bill that would keep government funding flowing to Feb. 16 as delicate negotiations continue to protect young, undocumented immigrants brought illegally as children from deportation. The Republican pitch to Democrats was that a “no” vote would block a six-year extension of the children’s health program, attached to the spending bill as a sweetener for lawmakers in both parties.
4 comments:
No sweeteners! No bribes!
Fund the ongoing operations or don't!
Children don't need no health insurance.
time to end these stop gap spending bills and make congress do their job keep up the good work dt.
Exactly 1:51! Before those go on and on about Trump not caring about kids take a serious look at what he wants to get done. That will require some reading and thinking.
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