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Lawmakers Rush to Finalize Short-Term Bill to Avert Government Shutdown

With a looming Friday deadline, lawmakers in Washington are scrambling to finalize a short-term government funding bill to avert a partial shutdown. NBC's Bree Jackson reports from Capitol Hill, where Republicans unveiled a proposal overnight that extends government funding through March 14. The date was strategically chosen to align with both the House and Senate calendars, allowing lawmakers time to complete appropriations work early in the year. The bill includes significant provisions, such as $100 billion in disaster relief funding for areas impacted by Hurricane Helene and Milton. Additionally, $10 billion is earmarked for farmers, a measure that enjoys strong Republican support. However, the bill's size and scope are drawing criticism from some GOP members who are concerned about the level of spending. One Republican congressman called the bill "garbage" and referred to it as a "total dumpster fire." Top Senate Republicans are placing the blame on Senate Democrats, accusing them of failing to fulfill their responsibility to fund the military and manage taxpayer dollars wisely. Senate Republicans argue that the rush to pass the bill is a result of Democratic inaction. On the other side, Democrats are pushing for swift passage of the bill, emphasizing that time is of the essence. With the December 20th funding expiration approaching, Democrats insist that reaching a bipartisan agreement is crucial to avoid a government shutdown that could disrupt services ahead of the holiday season. The bill also addresses growing concerns about recent drone sightings that have forced airspace shutdowns in Washington. As the clock ticks down, lawmakers face mounting pressure to finalize the measure before the deadline, hoping to prevent a disruptive shutdown and maintain government operations.

By: NBC Palm Springs

December 18, 2024

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Lawmakers Rush to Finalize Short-Term Bill to Avert Government Shutdown