Rep. Matt Rosendale says House GOP leadership should have moved Congress' 12 appropriations bills more quickly to avoid the need for a continuing resolution.
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"If we're going to use continuing resolutions and omnibus bills to fund government, then you explain to me the difference between Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Speaker Kevin McCarthy because I don't see a difference," the congressman added. Congress will almost certainly need to pass a continuing resolution to temporarily fund the government in the coming weeks. Lawmakers are nowhere near passing all 12 of the yearly appropriations bills, and they only have until the end of September before government funding runs out. The Senate is out until Sept. 5 and the House is out until Sept. 12, leaving little time to push through all of that legislation before a possible shutdown.House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif.
that would fund the government until early December to allow time to pass the 12 appropriations bills without creating a deadline around the holidays.
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