Top conservative group hammers House Republicans for passing short-term funding bill

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : It comes after the conservative House Freedom Caucus pushed for the next fiscal year's spending levels to stay at $1.59 trillion, the cap set by ex-Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., and President Biden during debt limit negotiations last spring. HOUSE GOP ERUPTS IN DIVISION OVER CALL TO PUSH JOHNSON OUT OF SPEAKERSHIP: 'WORKING FOR JOE BIDEN' But a side-deal made at the time and that's being honored now by Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., would include an additional $69 billion side-deal for non-defense discretionary spending - something GOP hardliners have rebelled against.
47% : " The group called for government funding to adhere to "statutory caps."
33% : A prominent conservative group is coming out against the just-passed short-term spending bill aimed at averting a government shutdown at the end of this week, arguing Americans are "exasperated" with the level of federal spending.

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