W.Elast for Government Shutdown day 3The Senate was not holding any vote yesterday Yom kipurJewish high holiday which is the time of atonement.
So far, it seems that there is no chance of harmony between Democrat And Republican. Democrat Republican wants to include expansion of extended subsidy For the marketplace of the Affordable Care Act. Republican Want to start that conversation after the government reopenAnd is usually about the program that Barack Obama signed in the law.
While it seems that there is no end in sight, the government shutdown is eventually about which side the most pain can be tolerated before crying “uncle”.
chairman Donald Trump Since the closure of “Dadwood, Garbage and Fraud” in the office of government and management and budget director, I swear since Russell wattThe intellectual godfather of Project 2025 has canceled the projects in the so -called blue states.
The pain may eventually cause enough democrats to cross the corridor and cut a deal. Given the Sen Rand Paul, Republican will need five democrats to join him.
There are five possibilities of Democratic candidates who just do so.
Sensor. Tim Cin and Mark Warner have the most interesting perspective of any Democratic Senator. Virginia is the home of hundreds of thousands of federal workers. They have faced the trade end of the Government Efficiency Department of Elon Musk together.
But in the same token, even more federal workers took the risk of losing their jobs during a shutdown. As a former governor, Cin and Warner know that their component pain is pain and feels.
“It likes it, wait they are doing anyway,” Cin told Independent The policy of Trump administration. Cin said that Virginis believe that Trump will not stop cutting workers until the courts stop them. Warner said that the lack of force (RIFS) had already demolished federal workers.
Warner said, “I am not saying that the matter was going to happen for three weeks after two weeks from now, but he felt so cruel that he felt as if he felt as if he was already in constant danger of being refer-aid, and was a heavy ‘to push you back,” Warner said. Independent,
For Warner’s point, it all depends on how long the shutdown continues. The longer it goes and for a long time people go without salary, the more Virginia’s economy will be hurt. It is also the fact that next month, Virginia will have its own Guberonorial election and Democrats hopes that Abigail Spanborger Glenn Youngkin will win the governor’s mansion after winning in 2021. Keeping the government closed for a very long time can lead to its winning chances.
As a youth, Chris Cons did an internship for his home state Senator – Joe Biden. And when Biden resigns from his Senate seat to become the vice president of Barack Obama, Cons won the old seat of Biden.
As a result, he still practices the style of citizenship politics that Biden made the champion. The COONS is the top democrats on the sub -committee of the Senate Appropriation Committee on Defense, meaning that he works with his president, former majority leader Micha McConel.
On Tuesday evening, as he moved to the floor of the Senate, he and Sen Corey Booker (DN.J.) were talking about whether American services would be paid during a shutdown. Republicans may probably get out of military services, remembering a salary and say that Democrats do not like the army.
In the old days, the then-Senate Majoroti leader Mich McConel told Obama, “Joe on the phone,” when it was time to fix a problem. “Get Chris on the phone,” the current majority leader John Thun can be a new calling card.
Gary Peters: Retired
Democrats are opposing voting on a “clean” constant resolution as his voters are angry at him to roll for Trump. But, as Jennis Joplin sung several years ago, “Freedom has nothing left to lose just one more word.”
This can be a place where retired people come to the game. Sen Gary Peters (D-Miche.) Won’t seek election again.
He voted for a continuous resolution in March with the Senate Minority Leader Chak Shumar in March, despite the fact that most of Caucus voted against it.
The fact is that they will not need to respond to primary voters.
Note: New Hampshire Sen. Jean Shaheen is in the same boat and can easily be a wildcard here.
Among all these senators, Sen John Osoff is probably in the most difficult situation.
Trump won Georgia last year and he is ready for the election again next year. Georgia is also home to the disease control and prevention centers, under the attack from the Trump administration, recently with the firing of CDC director Susan Monarez.
He puts it in a bond.
Ossoff voted against the continuous resolution on March and opposed Trump’s identity of his election campaign. But if enough people lose their jobs, they may feel that they have very few options and are protecting the workers.