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Trump Backs New Republican Proposal to Avert US Government Shutdown

Trump Backs New Republican Proposal to Avert US Government Shutdown

December 20, 2024 Catherine Williams - Chief Editor News

Trump Backs New‌ Spending Bill,Averts Government Shutdown

Washington,D.C. – Former President Donald ‍Trump threw his support behind a new Republican-led spending ⁤bill Thursday,‌ potentially ⁤averting a ‌government shutdown just‌ days before a critical deadline.

The⁢ move comes after Trump, alongside tech mogul⁣ Elon ‍Musk, torpedoed ⁣a bipartisan⁢ agreement⁣ earlier⁤ this week.

“Success in​ Washington,” Trump wrote on his ⁤social media platform, ‍Truth Social, praising the new ⁢bill.

The ⁤1,500-page bill, introduced ⁤by House Speaker Mike Johnson, aims to‍ extend government funding until March⁣ 14, ⁢2024.It includes over $100 billion ⁣in disaster relief funds ‌requested by President Biden, ⁢$10 billion for American farmers, and a pay raise for lawmakers.Crucially, the new bill⁣ incorporates a ​two-year suspension of the U.S. debt ceiling, a key ‌demand⁢ from trump.

Initially,‌ Trump had labeled the original proposal “ridiculous and extraordinarily burdensome,” predicting its swift demise. Musk also voiced criticism, calling for⁤ a “cleaner” bill that ⁢eliminated ‌funding‍ for specific projects and regulations. Both men advocated for ⁣a temporary debt ceiling increase and disaster ​relief funding.

Elon Musk
elon Musk, who will head ‍the new department of Efficiency Gubernamental, criticized the initial spending bill.

Congress must approve a new spending agreement ⁢by midnight Friday to prevent a‌ government shutdown. A shutdown would result ‌in furloughs for hundreds of thousands of federal employees, suspension of‌ social services, closure of childcare centers and⁤ national ‌parks, and a disruption of essential ⁣government functions.

Trump’s Support offers Lifeline to Avoid ‌Government Shutdown

Washington D.C. – A potential government shutdown

looms over‍ the nation, but a ray of hope has​ emerged

with former President Donald Trump’s surprising endorsement

of a revised spending bill put forth by House Speaker

Mike Johnson. ‌This comes just days⁢ after ⁤Trump,

alongside tech mogul Elon Musk, criticized a

bipartisan agreement, threatening to derail

funding negotiations.

Trump, via his Truth Social platform, lauded the обнародованная

bill as a “Success in ⁢Washington.”

This new 1,500-page bill proposes to⁣ extend

government funding‍ until March 14, 2024. ⁤Notably,⁣ it

includes​ over $100 ⁤billion in disaster relief

funding as requested by President Biden, $10 billion

for American ‍farmers, and a pay raise for

legislators.

Crucially, the bill incorporates a ‍two-year

suspension of the U.S. debt ceiling,‌ a point of

significant contention for Trump.

Initially,⁤ Trump deemed the original spending

proposal “ridiculous and extraordinarily ​burdensome,”

predicting its imminent failure. Musk also expressed

disapproval, demanding a‍ “cleaner” bill

that eliminated funding ‌for certain projects ​and

regulations. Both ⁢men advocated​ for a temporary

debt ceiling ⁢increase and disaster relief funding.

The clock is‌ ticking. Congress faces a midnight

Friday deadline to approve a new spending

agreement. Failure to do ‌so will trigger a

government shutdown, resulting ‌in ‌widespread

disruptions, including ‍furloughs for

hundreds of thousands of federal ⁢employees,

suspension of essential social services, closure

of childcare centers and national parks, ⁤and ⁣a

halt to​ critical government functions.

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