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🚨 WOW! Democrats failed so miserably on the government shutdown even CBS is BRUTALLY calling them out now BRENNAN: You've been critical of shutting down the government! 2018 and 2013. Here's what you said in 2018. SEN. MURPHY (D): "We shouldn't be having the discussion amidst a government shutdown,...

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The best take ever on a Government Shutdown “So if the government shuts down, nonessential employees don't work. Well, that obviously leads to the real question of why does the government have any employees that are nonessential? If you're nonessential to the function of our federal government, you should not be part of our federal government.” “And right there is the reason for DOGE”

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Sen. Fetterman says government shutdowns hurt working Americans, warning unpaid TSA agents are struggling while political fights create chaos: “For me, I’ve said this from the beginning, and I remind everybody there was a long shutdown just last year too, and I was one of the rare Democrats to refuse that as well. And now here we are at the airport every week. I talk to countless TSA agents, and they are all hurting. They are angry. They are frustrated. They’re exhausted, too, by what they’ve been put through. Now, these are not wealthy people. They earn around $50,000 a year. That should be our wheelhouse. I mean, they’re union government workers, and now if we refuse to give them a paycheck—don’t talk about affordability if you don’t even provide them with a paycheck. So it’s always wrong, regardless of which party is doing it, to shut down our government. It’s fundamentally wrong, and that’s why I refuse to be a part of it.”
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Sen. Fetterman says government shutdowns hurt working Americans, warning unpaid TSA agents are struggling while political fights create chaos: “For me, I’ve said this from the beginning, and I remind everybody there was a long shutdown just last year too, and I was one of the rare Democrats to refuse that as well. And now here we are at the airport every week. I talk to countless TSA agents, and they are all hurting. They are angry. They are frustrated. They’re exhausted, too, by what they’ve been put through. Now, these are not wealthy people. They earn around $50,000 a year. That should be our wheelhouse. I mean, they’re union government workers, and now if we refuse to give them a paycheck—don’t talk about affordability if you don’t even provide them with a paycheck. So it’s always wrong, regardless of which party is doing it, to shut down our government. It’s fundamentally wrong, and that’s why I refuse to be a part of it.”

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Jordan: The other thing you got to keep in mind is what are they supposed to do? $37 trillion debt and the Democrats refuse to open the government. Collins: Yeah, but the debt has been there. It's been a problem in past government shutdowns. And the president signed that bill in 2019 to restore back pay for all these federal workers then. And you voted yes on that.

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Brennan: CBS did confirm on Saturday that the Trump administration rescinded some of the layoffs of hundreds of CDC scientists.. Some of them were involved with the federal measles response and the response on ebola. How does a mistake like this even happen? Did the WH even talk to the CDC? Vance: That’s because Schumer and other Democrats shut down the government Brennan: But that was a WH decision to lay off these individuals.

Acyn

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ABC’s Mary Bruce: “You've argued that these impending layoffs are necessary to keep essential services up and running, but that has never been the case in any previous shutdown. Even when the government was shut down for 35 days in Trump's first term, you've never had to lay off thousands of workers to keep essential services up and running. So, why are layoffs now necessary in this shutdown?” Karoline Leavitt Karoline Leavitt: “Because we have an administration, and we have a president who are wholeheartedly focused on restoring fiscal sanity to our government and doing the right thing by the American taxpayer. We are $37 trillion in debt in the federal government is currently shut down. There is no more money coming into the federal government's coffers And as you've also seen since the beginning in January, this administration is focusing on waste, fraud and abuse. And so, Democrats have given this administration an unenviable choice to have to take a look at the balance sheet and identify where these cuts and layoffs can be made.”

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America has gone into a government shutdown. This is what Donald Trump said about government shutdowns in 2013 versus what he is now saying 🤣🤣🤣 A government shutdown happens in the United States when Congress (parliament) fails to pass a budget or temporary funding bill to keep federal agencies running. Because the U.S. Constitution requires that money can only be spent if Congress approves it, when no agreement is reached, many parts of the government simply run out of legal authority to operate. That is what has happened, it even affects American embassies, they are only attending to emergency issues. The last shutdown was in 2018 when Trump was President.

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Jorge Bonilla

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Sky News, "You just said that you don't want to leave any stones unturned" "Those words were used by Sajid Javid in 2018, when he ordered what you're calling for" "Which was a review into the ethnicity of grooming gangs" "That found, two years later, that most perpetrators of group based sexual abuse were white" "But it also found a lack of data" "And at that point Priti Patel said that you would, as the Conservative government, improve data gathering" "Are you saying today that you, the Conservatives, actually failed to improve the gathering of data?" "That that inquiry was a white wash" "And that you did leave stones unturned when you were in government?" Kemi Badenoch, "What I'm saying is that despite a lot of work, a lot of effort, there is still more to be done" *so stones WERE left unturned* "I'm not here to build a time machine and go back in time to see what extra could have been done" "We did what we did" "We did what we thought was enough" "More came out" "What do the survivors need now? That's what we're here to talk about now"
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Sky News, "You just said that you don't want to leave any stones unturned" "Those words were used by Sajid Javid in 2018, when he ordered what you're calling for" "Which was a review into the ethnicity of grooming gangs" "That found, two years later, that most perpetrators of group based sexual abuse were white" "But it also found a lack of data" "And at that point Priti Patel said that you would, as the Conservative government, improve data gathering" "Are you saying today that you, the Conservatives, actually failed to improve the gathering of data?" "That that inquiry was a white wash" "And that you did leave stones unturned when you were in government?" Kemi Badenoch, "What I'm saying is that despite a lot of work, a lot of effort, there is still more to be done" *so stones WERE left unturned* "I'm not here to build a time machine and go back in time to see what extra could have been done" "We did what we did" "We did what we thought was enough" "More came out" "What do the survivors need now? That's what we're here to talk about now"

Farrukh

117,243 views • 8 months ago

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New Jersey Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill says the government shutdown is harming the economy and American families, calling on President Trump and congressional Republicans to reopen the government. Sherrill defended Democrats’ decision to withhold votes on short-term funding, telling Margaret Brennan: "When you have the Republicans that have the presidency, they have the majority in the Senate, they have the majority in the House. They've even, many would say — including myself, taken over the court system. Then they have a responsibility to open up this government."

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20,089 views • 9 months ago

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Newt Gingrich bluntly explains why the “Schumer Shutdown” is going to BACKFIRE on Democrats. Listen closely to these words of wisdom. Democrats couldn’t write a worse playbook than this. “There are two things the American people feel about this shutdown:” 1.) They do not want increased spending. 2.) They do not want the government closed. “So what do you have? You have the Schumer shutdown, where Chuck gets up and says, ‘I’m going to close the government to get more money.’ Now, that means he’s on the wrong side of BOTH issues.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

438,498 views • 10 months ago

CBS viewers are not going to like this one. A smug Margaret Brennan tried to pin the DHS shutdown on President Trump — Tom Homan instantly SHATTERED that narrative right to her face. BRENNAN: “Why wasn’t the White House able to get both heads of the party the president controls on the same page?!” HOMAN: “Look, I’ve been up on the Hill. I’ve been in these meetings. I’ve met with lawmakers on both sides. This isn’t a White House issue. This is the Democrats shutting down the Department of Homeland Security. I’ve been in these meetings—” Brennan interrupted. BRENNAN: “So did you support the Republican bill in the Senate that passed?” HOMAN: “I support Congress opening up the ENTIRE government, the entire DHS, and not holding people in DHS hostage because they don’t like immigration enforcement.” BRENNAN: “So, no. You weren’t on board with the Senate bill?” HOMAN: “I’m with the president.” BRENNAN: “Okay…”
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CBS viewers are not going to like this one. A smug Margaret Brennan tried to pin the DHS shutdown on President Trump — Tom Homan instantly SHATTERED that narrative right to her face. BRENNAN: “Why wasn’t the White House able to get both heads of the party the president controls on the same page?!” HOMAN: “Look, I’ve been up on the Hill. I’ve been in these meetings. I’ve met with lawmakers on both sides. This isn’t a White House issue. This is the Democrats shutting down the Department of Homeland Security. I’ve been in these meetings—” Brennan interrupted. BRENNAN: “So did you support the Republican bill in the Senate that passed?” HOMAN: “I support Congress opening up the ENTIRE government, the entire DHS, and not holding people in DHS hostage because they don’t like immigration enforcement.” BRENNAN: “So, no. You weren’t on board with the Senate bill?” HOMAN: “I’m with the president.” BRENNAN: “Okay…”

Overton

308,774 views • 4 months ago

A planned shutdown? Let’s see what happens. Trumps comments on the shutdown may prove to be very telling: “I told you, we have $17 trillion being invested, so the last person that wants it shut down is us now. With that being said, we can do things during the shutdown that are irreversible, that are bad for them and irreversible by them, like cutting vast numbers of people out, cutting things that they like, cutting programs that they like. And you know all – you all know Russell Vought. He’s become very popular recently because he can trim the budget to a level that you couldn’t do any other way. So they’re taking a risk by having a shutdown because – because of the shutdown, we can do things medically and other ways, including benefits. We can cut large numbers of people out. We don’t want to do that, but we don’t want fraud, waste, and abuse. And you know, we’re cutting that.”
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A planned shutdown? Let’s see what happens. Trumps comments on the shutdown may prove to be very telling: “I told you, we have $17 trillion being invested, so the last person that wants it shut down is us now. With that being said, we can do things during the shutdown that are irreversible, that are bad for them and irreversible by them, like cutting vast numbers of people out, cutting things that they like, cutting programs that they like. And you know all – you all know Russell Vought. He’s become very popular recently because he can trim the budget to a level that you couldn’t do any other way. So they’re taking a risk by having a shutdown because – because of the shutdown, we can do things medically and other ways, including benefits. We can cut large numbers of people out. We don’t want to do that, but we don’t want fraud, waste, and abuse. And you know, we’re cutting that.”

NewsTreason Channel 17

2,241,978 views • 10 months ago

. Elon Musk says what many of us are thinking when he explains that the government shutdown is because the Democrats know that they will never be able to get all of these perks and subsidies for illegals passed in another bill and so they are willing to hold the government hostage and the American people hostage because if you take away all of the benefits that they give illegals, they won’t have any voters. For reference, see California.
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. Elon Musk says what many of us are thinking when he explains that the government shutdown is because the Democrats know that they will never be able to get all of these perks and subsidies for illegals passed in another bill and so they are willing to hold the government hostage and the American people hostage because if you take away all of the benefits that they give illegals, they won’t have any voters. For reference, see California.

Insurrection Barbie

111,877 views • 9 months ago