From Social Security checks to national parks, here’s how a government shutdown would (or wouldn't) disrupt the United States.
From Social Security checks to national parks , here’s how a government shutdown would (or wouldn't) disrupt the United States .and avert a catastrophic shutdown Tuesday, kicking the can down the road once again for Congress to pass a longer-term deal to keep the government’s doors open for Americans. The stopgap bill led by newly installed House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., – referred to as a continuing resolution – passed the lower chamber by an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote of 336-95.
but the bill, which was Johnson’s first major test of his speakership, didn’t sail through the House without heartache from its hard-right members, who were adamant that any funding plan include spending cuts or conservative policy priorities.expressed intense frustration at Johnson for pushing what is considered a “clean” continuing resolution because it maintains government funding at current levels. The disappointment from those members revealed the deep divisions that still run through the House Republican conference, even after Johnson’s election as the lower chamber’s new speake
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