House GOP aims for fast-track funding fix as deadline looms
TL;DR
House Republicans plan a quick floor vote on the Senate-passed stopgap continuing resolution to reset the Sept. 30 funding deadline to Dec. 11, potentially under suspension that requires a bipartisan two-thirds majority; Democrats may back the Senate version, and the White House supports the bill, which includes provisions the administration favors. The live updates also note Senate Democrats urging Netanyahu to curb West Bank violence and discuss the political impact of the current U.S. trade actions on November elections.
Topics:nationpolitics#bipartisanship#government-shutdown#house-republicans#politics#stopgap#two-thirds
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