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Senate Republicans Push Stopgap Funding Bill Before August Recess

Senate Republicans Push Stopgap Funding Bill Before August Recess

Senator Thune plans to introduce a short-term funding bill in the Senate to prevent a government shutdown.

Senator John Thune is preparing to bring a stopgap funding measure to the Senate floor before the chamber's August break. This legislative action aims to address government funding needs proactively.

Republicans are reportedly advancing this government funding bill months ahead of schedule to avoid a potential shutdown as the election season draws nearer. However, House Democrats have indicated they are not supportive of the proposed continuing resolution, describing it as "bad."

The House Committee on Appropriations characterized this as a proactive step designed to prevent a partisan shutdown and protect the full-year funding process. House Speaker Mike Johnson is also involved in the broader government funding strategy. This is a developing story and will be updated as details emerge.

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