US lawmakers reject Republican bill to avert government shutdown

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WASHINGTON: The US House of Representatives on Thursday (Dec 19) overwhelmingly rejected a Republican-led funding Bill aimed at averting a government shutdown, with federal agencies due to run out of cash on Friday night and cease operations starting this weekend.

cards interface. Give it a try.WASHINGTON: The US House of Representatives on Thursday overwhelmingly rejected a Republican-led funding Bill aimed at averting a government shutdown, with federal agencies due to run out of cash on Friday night and cease operations starting this weekend.

The retooled version was considered under a fast-track method that required two-thirds support but Democrats had been clear that they would deny Republicans the votes they needed to make up for the rebels in their ranks and it failed to win even a straightforward majority. Funding the government is always fraught and lawmakers are under pressure this time around because they failed to agree on full-year budgets for 2025 despite months of negotiations.

Twelve hours later, Trump, who appeared to be playing catch-up, began threatening the reelection prospects of Republicans thinking of supporting the package and demanding out of the blue that the Bill increase or even scrap the country's debt limit.SPEAKER UNDER FIRE The Louisiana congressman appeared to have misjudged his own members' tolerance for the original CR's spiraling costs, and for allowing himself to have been blindsided by Musk and Trump.

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