Government Shutdown Explained: How Democrats and Republicans Aim to 'Win'
USA TODAYOctober 2, 20251 min5,511 views
4 connectionsΒ·6 entities in this videoβEnding a Government Shutdown
- π‘ To end a government shutdown, Congress must agree on an appropriations bill and have it signed by the President.
- π Alternatively, Congress can pass a continuing resolution for temporary funding, allowing more negotiation time.
Blame Game and Public Perception
- π― Both Democrats and Republicans believe they will win public perception during the shutdown.
- ποΈ Traditionally, the President is blamed for shutdowns, but Trump is confident Democrats will be blamed for non-cooperation.
- β οΈ Trump has warned of mass layoffs as a consequence of the shutdown.
Congressional Developments
- π A Senate vote is anticipated to gauge movement towards compromise and ending the shutdown.
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