It’s time to end the cycle of lurching from funding crisis to funding crisis and return to regular order. I hope the president accepts the agreement reached by congressional leaders last night.
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Government shutdowns are dangerous, harmful and should never be used as a negotiation tool, period. The government must remain open and ready to serve, and it’s our job to ensure that happens.
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We’re sending a simple message today: that the Senate “rejects the future use of a government shutdown as a negotiating tactic; and believes that the government should never resort to a shut down again.”pic.twitter.com/Fen7ojhMMM
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800000 non-essential employees need to have their jobs eliminated.
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Thank you for your responsible stance!pic.twitter.com/mCPvc2YZeY
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What’s dangerous is unchecked spending by our govt
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Here's an idea - make shutdowns a thing of the past entirely by controlling government spending.
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Congress has "allowed" the President to use the people and our country as a hostage tool... As congress it is your job to have this corrected...
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Don’t forget that republicans have the majority, we can change it by working hard to make senate Blue,
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Yes, now can federal contractors get back pay now?pic.twitter.com/CLgkFXMXX8
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I agree gov't shutdowns are harmful but so is having a Chinese spy as your driver for 20 yrs.
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