Nancy Pelosi Accused of Lying About Government Shutdown by CNN Host Dana Bash
The Rubin ReportOctober 10, 20253 min837,552 views
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- 🗣️ Nancy Pelosi claimed the government shutdown was due to Republicans not extending healthcare subsidies and wanting tax cuts for the wealthy.
- 🎯 Pelosi stated Democrats would not agree to increasing healthcare costs for working families to fund tax cuts for the rich.
- 🧐 She asserted that Republicans, who she claims have initiated every shutdown since the 90s, are responsible for closing the government and must reopen it.
CNN Host's Correction
- 🎤 Dana Bash corrected Pelosi, stating that the bill to keep the government running for seven weeks was a clean CR (Continuing Resolution).
- 📰 Bash noted that even the New York Times had reported this CR as clean, contrary to Pelosi's claims.
- ⚠️ Bash pointed out that Pelosi seemed confused or was intentionally misrepresenting the situation.
Analysis of Congressional Budgeting
- 📊 Shermichael Singleton argued that the US should not be run by passing temporary CRs, but by passing 12 consecutive budgets.
- ❓ He highlighted that neither political party can agree on a budget, necessitating the use of CRs for government functionality.
- ⚖️ Singleton criticized the blame game, drawing a parallel to 2019 when Democrats blamed Republicans for a similar scenario, suggesting a reversal of roles and continued partisan finger-pointing.
- 💡 The core issue is the inability of both parties to agree on a budget, leading to recurring government shutdowns and reliance on temporary funding measures.
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