That's what this does. Didn't you read it?
I am proud to have announced yesterday the Shutdown To End All Shutdowns Act. The suffering from government shutdowns shouldn’t be felt by those who didn’t cause them. #SEASACTpic.twitter.com/las4kT0vHF
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A bill that is greatly needed. (Check "This legislation applies..." paragraph for typo and paragraph starting "bonuses" wording.)
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Dang! Y'all are going for the jugular early on this one. I see the logic of putting the accountability back on the ones causing the blockage and not the burden on people who have no way to change the situation. Thank you for a bold move.
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Love it. However, I’m concerned that this may put congressional members who are not independently wealthy at risk of being steamrolled by wealthier Congress people who deal with the loss of income easier, but I’m less worried about them than other federal workers, tbh.
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Hey, I've heard something like that before! Everything about this is great except that one point.
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Typo in last paragraph. “Federal Funs”
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Or...you could write a letter to your Approps chair and 13 subcommittee chairs telling them they need to finish their work on time for FY 20 so that things are funded by October 1st. Get all your freshman colleagues to join you.
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If you want to “end all shutdowns” reduce our dependence upon government funded programs. #freedomfromtyrannyThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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