House set to end historic shutdown as Republicans claim victory

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : But that support won't be mirrored in the House, where Democrats are overwhelmingly opposed to the bill because it doesn't extend expiring ObamaCare subsidies.
40% : Centrist Republicans are warning that the party will get clobbered in the midterm elections if they don't step in to prevent the spike in health care costs expected to hit millions of Americans when the current ObamaCare subsidies expire.
39% : Progressives are furious that a group of Senate Democratic centrists broke after 41 days to strike a deal with Republicans on a spending package that included some concessions on federal layoffs, without getting a commitment on extending expiring health care subsidies under ObamaCare.
39% : Left unresolved, however, is the thorny issue that stood at the center of the partisan fight: ObamaCare tax credits set to expire at the end of the year.
35% : And a sizable portion of Republicans are opposed to providing any more funding for ObamaCare, creating a tricky political environment for GOP leaders to navigate any bipartisan compromise.

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