Four spending bills readied for House floor amid stopgap uncertainty - Roll Call
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-26% Somewhat Liberal
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30% ReliableAverage
- Policy Leaning
-2% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-34% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
53% : The cuts are a down payment on a total of $60 billion conservatives extracted from GOP leaders that they are still scrambling to identify. House Appropriations Republicans are laying plans to take up the Labor-HHS-Education and Commerce-Justice-Science measures in full committee as soon as this upcoming week.51% : Republicans are looking at taking the base text of a stopgap bill they introduced last week, extending the length from one month to six weeks, cutting the annualized funding rate and adding border security legislation and a fiscal commission to look at long-term deficit reduction measures.
51% : Those bills haven't advanced beyond subcommittee action yet due to intraparty rifts.
43% : " McCarthy said the chamber needs to "accept a Republican funding bill that funds government for a short term so we can finish the Republican appropriations bills off the floor."
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