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Senators Release Stopgap Funding Bill to Avoid Fall Shutdown (1)

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By Zach Cohen, Ken Tran Verified, Greg Tourial
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Senate Appropriations Committee Chair (R-Maine) and Vice Chair Patty Murray (D-Wash.) released text Sunday of legislation that would fund most government operations at their current level until Dec. 11. Senate Majority Leader (R-S.D.) plans to bring the measure up for a vote this week ahead of the chamber’s scheduled August recess. A procedural vote on the legislative vehicle ( ) is scheduled for Monday. “We owe it to the American people to get that job done, and done now,” Thune ...
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BGOV Budget

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By Zach Cohen Verified, Ken Tran Verified
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Democrats would be willing to bargain with Republicans on what amendments would be offered on on annual funding bills once a topline deal is reached, a key senator said yesterday. “This thing has to go in order,” said Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii), a senior appropriator in leadership. “The question of amendments, I think, flows from whether or not you have a bipartisan agreement.
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Benefit Cuts, Looming Midterms Make Next Budget Bill No Sure Bet Original

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By Zach Cohen, Ken Tran Verified, Chris Cioffi Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Key moderate Republicans fighting for their political lives in November are cooling on the prospect of another party-line fiscal package, creating fresh headaches for leaders on Capitol Hill. The leadership of the Republican Study Committee, a caucus made up of almost 190 House Republicans, has called for another sweeping budget reconciliation bill that would reduce the deficit by over $1 trillion built in part on curbing Medicaid spending.
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