Senate Republicans blast Democrats over rejection of short-term funding plan, warn of ‘Schumer Shutdown’

Republicans in the Senate call for the opposition of Democrats in the Senate of the Smurry Party’s short planning plan to maintain government financing, describing it as hypocrisy.

Republicans in the House of Representatives revealed on Tuesday the extension of their financing for seven weeks, known as the CR, which Republicans in Congress argue as “clean” as possible. This means that the draft law largely lacks any additional spending or policy passengers.

However, Democrats in the Senate dug depth their rejection of the proposal, which increased the possibility of the government on September 30. After the Democrats by the Republicans warned against using government financing as a political weapon when Democrats were responsible for the Senate.

The majority leader of the Senate, John Thun, will eventually need a rupee, to the Democrats to pass government financing correction.

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He said that during the administration of former President Joe Biden, Democrats in the Senate voted with an overwhelming majority in favor of 13 CRS.

“Ninety -six percent of the Democrats voted for the benefit of all these 13,” said Thun. “This, once again, a new practice that has been invented due to Trump’s deformation syndrome, and because these Democrats hate to give this president anything.”

Republicans in the Senate are now gathering the possibility of a partial government as a “closing of Shomer”, given the leader of the Senate minority Chuck Schumer, DN.Y, and his unwillingness to support the draft law to form the Republican Party.

“Now, suddenly, they cannot vote for her? It’s ridiculous,” said Senator John Hoffin, RN.D, to Fox News Digital. “This is the exact place from which they come, and it should be called” stopping Shomer. “

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A minority in the Senate and Wiki John Thun speaks after the Senate Policy Lunch in Washington, DC, on July 9, 2025. (Maxine Wallace/Washington Post via Gettie Emiez)

When he was asked about the reason for the firm Democrats against the Republican Bill, given their previous push for a clean stop, Schumer argued that we were “in a completely different situation” after the Republican Party approved “a large and beautiful bill” for President Donald, and the authority of 9 billion dollars for foreign aid and public broadcast financing, and the management step to Clawback with an additional amount of $ 5 in an amount of dollars abroad.

He also torn the Thun and Johnson not to sit with him and the leader of the minority at home, Hakim Jeffrez, DN.Y, to negotiate the spending deal. Thun replied that his office was just around the corner.

“They even refuse to hold negotiations from the two parties,” Schumer said. “We have always had negotiations from the two parties on this topic. [House Speaker Mike] Johnson put his bill. We do not want it. “

Part of the dispute with the draft law has also arose from the Trump decree that the Republicans should not “take care of” the Democrats and that “we must get the votes of the Republicans.”

Senator Brian Shatz told the Hawwi, Fox News Digitter that all Democrats need Trump “to restore what he said about the process that needs to be more partisan rather than less.”

“If they go alone, it is not unreasonable for us to say,” we wish you the best, but you will not get our voices. ”

Despite Souf Al -Saber, they did not say precisely what they hated in the display of the Republican Party. They say that it is not related to what is in the draft law, but rather it is otherwise.

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Senator Rand Paul speaks, R-Ky. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc)

Senator Patty Murray, D-Wish, told a better democracy in the Senate Credit Committee, Fox News, that “there is no language on reservation and the abolition of the pocket, things like that we were talking about.”

The other part is that CR does not have an extension to support Obacare Premium, which was passed through the Covid-19 pandemic that is scheduled to end in December.

Democrats argue that the extension should be attached to the Stopgap because the insurance providers install new insurance rates before the start of the open registration on November 1 to the reasonable care law (ACA).

Suzanne Collins, head of the Senate credits, Susan Collins, RR Men, said that legislators can wait until November to move to an extension.

“You can wait,” said Colines. “Because … they can keep the standards of eligibility fixed for the next year and they have the revised eligibility.”

While Shomer and Democrats are expected to offer a second headache throughout the ordeal, it may have to collect some exhausting financial hawks from CRS on his side of the corridor as well.

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Senator Rand Paul, RK C.

“That is why my fans vote for this,” Paul said. “Because they are already voting for the levels of spending now.”

Senator Rick Scott, R-FLA, Fox News Digital reported that he had not fully reviewed the text of the bill yet, but indicated that he was not usually a fan of extension financing.

“The goal has always been to start performing a real distribution process, so it is really frustrated that we did not do it,” he said.