GOP seeks to avoid, for once, the shutdown trap
House GOP leaders are racing to pass a stopgap funding measure, seeking to avoid the kind of government shutdown that has brought them pain in the past. The stopgap measure would fund the government from Oct.
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House GOP leaders are racing to pass a stopgap funding measure, seeking to avoid the kind of government shutdown that has brought them pain in the past. The stopgap measure would fund the government from Oct. 4, buying lawmakers time to complete the annual appropriations process. What’s unusual is that the House...
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- House GOP leaders are racing to pass a stopgap funding measure, seeking to avoid the kind of government shutdown that has brought them pain in the past. The stopgap measure would fund the government from Oct.
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GOP seeks to avoid, for once, the shutdown trap
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