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The controversial spending bill is “classic D.C.,” and a government shutdown is possible, Rep. Tom Tiffany said during an appearance on“It was classic D.C.,” the House Freedom Caucus member said when asked about the deal, which has come under scrutiny from conservatives across the board, many of whom point out that the 1,547-page continuing resolution is full of pork.“So first of all, let’s go back to a few months ago when we passed another continuing resolution that took us to December 20.
“It doesn’t shut down the government. People continue to get their Social Security checks and all the rest. It sidelines some federal employees, sidelines some programs, but it largely continues,” he said, adding, “And all of the government, whether it’s local, state, whatever, that all continues.
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