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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-la.) Announces a vigil tonight at the Statue Hall of the Capitol at 6:15 pm EST in honor of Charlie Kirk.
While expected to be respectful, Capitol Hill is now Tinderbox. Democrats and Republicans are still trading each other. Both sides accuse another of the speech that helped promote too much. There are calls for “lowering temperatures”. But remember, Congress is Thermometer- not a Thermostat.
We may have a verbal struggle at the solemn ceremony tonight. When members filter back to the Capitol tonight, they can uninstall again. The complex is full of tension.
Members worry about personal safety and how to protect themselves and their families – but there is no specific plan on how to protect legislators.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-la. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.)
This has given us access to government funding and why the safety of lawmakers is a key part of the fight.
Government funds will expire on September 30 at 11:59:59 ET. house Plans to withdraw from the meeting next week. Rosh Hashanah begins at sunset on September 23. Therefore, Congress has limited bandwidth before shutting down.
Chat rooms may attempt to clean the temporary expense bill this week (a cr’) (which will last until November 21).
The bill will renew all funds at current levels from last year. However, it will approve three “new” bills throughout the fiscal year covering agriculture, military construction/VA and legislative departments.
Fox learned that the White House is going to provide an additional $58 million in security for the administration and courts in light of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
The latter is where there is a problem.
Fox was told White House In view of Kirk’s murder, an additional $58 million in security and court security will be added. They will match similar money to secure Congress. But some lawmakers might say that the matched $58 million is too low – again, because there are too many members of Congress, the threat is not on the chart. Fox was told that Congress would approve any necessary security funds, but lawmakers must first determine what they want.
“Find out what you want and put it in the bill. That’s not something we disagree with,” a senior House source said.
This brings us to the Democrats’ pursuit of “victory” in this round, especially because people believe that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (DN.Y.) stood out in the spring funding round without gaining anything.
Democrats have demanded renewal of Obamacare subsidies that will expire at the end of the year. (Pete Kiehart/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
From Democrats It is a renewal of the Obamacare subsidy, which will expire at the end of the year. If Congress does not take action, health care for tens of millions of Americans will rise sharply.
Some Republicans are also pushing for the expansion of these subsidies. But Congress Republicans Reluctant to attach Obamacare subsidy renewal to a temporary spending bill that lasts for seven weeks.
In short, Republicans are waiting for Democrats to say what they want – Democrats can’t figure it out. But ordinary Republicans are also waiting for their leadership to call.
A gaming phone call could be to have the house vote on clean CRs, plus three more spending bills later this week.
However, the house has a “three-day rule”. This requires three days of legislation to be released before the House votes. If the house is to vote before the scheduled recess, it will be Thursday. It also means the House must vote to issue the bill on Monday.
The House currently has 432 members – 219 Republicans and 213 Democrats. (Chip somodevilla)
But in the end What The house may not be clear.
Additionally, it is not clear whether the home can approve the spending package for parking kits.
It’s about mathematics.
The House currently has 432 members: 219 Republicans and 213 Democrats. This means Republicans can only lose two people around them and pass the bill. Rep. Thomas Massie (r-ky.) and others may object to a Band-Aid spending bill. For all of the above reasons, Democrats may not vote. Also, they are the minority. They will expect most people to “fix it out”.
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Such a situation can only increase tension Capitol Hill – This is already tall due to Kirk.
Before the issue is resolved, verbal ridicule and disagreement are expected in Congress.
