'Total dumpster fire': Republicans fume over speaker's spending plan days from shutdown deadline

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : We're going to take care of these obligations and get this done, and then we're going to go to work in unified government in the 119th Congress.
53% : MORE: Senate to vote on expanding Social Security payments for some teachers, firefighters Missouri Republican Rep. Eric Burlison called the speaker's funding plan presented at the conference meeting a "total dumpster fire.
47% : " With government funding set to lapse at the end of the week, Johnson was steadfast that the House must abide by a 72-hour rule, where the clock starts to tee up a vote once bill text is released.

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