Live Updates: US Democrats Resume Talks on Deadlocked Budget Bill After Pelosi Delays House Vote
Live Updates: US Democrats Resume Talks on Deadlocked Budget Bill After Pelosi Delays House Vote
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On Thursday, just several hours before the deadline, the US Senate approved an emergency bill to avoid a government shutdown, thus providing the government... 01.10.2021, Sputnik International
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On Thursday, just several hours before the deadline, the US Senate approved an emergency bill to avoid a government shutdown, thus providing the government with funding until 3 December. However, the Democrat lawmakers are still at an impasse, unable to find common ground regarding the budget.
The Democrats are continuing talks on the crucial infrastructure vote, as their party is still divided on the issue. The progressive wing of the Democratic party refuses to back the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill unless their peers support the $3.5 trillion social and environmental package, proposed by US President Joe Biden.
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“It doesn't matter when. It doesn't matter whether it's in 6 minutes, 6 days, or 6 weeks, we're going to get it done,” Biden told reporters after meeting with the congressional Democratic leadership.
MOMENTS AGO: President Biden on Capitol Hill:
"We're going to get this done. It doesn't matter when. It doesn't matter whether it's in six minutes, six days, or six weeks. We're going to get it done."pic.twitter.com/yEtEXz13zS
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