Speaker Johnson dismisses Democrat’s ‘desperate’ shutdown debate challenge

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The leader of the minority, Hakim Jeffrez, DN.Y, wrote to Johnson on Monday morning a challenge in a discussion about the house’s house “on any day this week”, to broadcast live to the American people.

Johnson suggested that he would not enjoy, however, describing this step as a “propaganda trick” for correspondents in the same morning.

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Johnson said: “When the poll says about 13 % of people agree to your messages, you are based on attention to interest, and this is what Hakim Jeffrez did,” Johnson said.

“We discussed all this on the floor of the house. As you know, before we pass our bill, he spoke for seven or eight minutes. He had all his colleagues lined up. They gave him the best shot for them, argued, trampled their feet and shouted to us, and they still passed the draft law in the style of both parties and sent to the Senator.”

The Speaker of Parliament was referring to a short -term federal financing bill aimed at keeping the government on November 21, in order to give Congress negotiators more time to pass spending priorities in the fiscal year (fiscal year) 2026.

The draft law has greatly approved this council on the party’s lines – with Republicans and one democratic support – but it stopped in the Senate.

Senate minority leader Chak Shomer, DN.Y. , To an assistant during a press conference in Capitol in Washington on June 3, 2025. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP)

“The house has done its work. I will not allow Hakeem to try to pretend the plays. I mean, this is [Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.] resolution. Johnson said: “The ball is now in the Senate Court,” Johnson said.

“We do not need to waste time on this nonsense. I have been discussed. I mean, Hakim is a friend and colleague. I respect him, but we all know what he is trying to do there.”

The government on the sixth day of the current closure, as Democrats in the Senate rejected the financing plan led by the Republican Party four times.

The first negotiations to close the two parties on Capitol Hill after Bell’s financing was banned again

The government is partially closing after Congress failed to reach an agreement on federal financing. (Getty Images)

Democrats in the House of Representatives and the Senate, who angered them with marginalization in federal financing talks, were pressuring to extend OBAMACARE’s subsidies that were reinforced during the Covid-19s. These improvements will end by the end of 2025 without conducting Congress.

“The Democrats have been clear and consistent in our position. The country needs immediate negotiations from the two parties between the White House and the Command of Congress in order to reach an enlightened spending agreement that reopens the government, improves the life of the diligent US taxpayers and addresses the republican health care crisis,” Jeffrez wrote to Johnson on Monday.

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“Unfortunately, Donald Trump and your party decided to close the government, because the Republican Party refuses to provide health care to ordinary Americans. Moreover, Republicans in the House of Representatives kept a vacation instead of working with Democrats to reopen the government.”