US EditionShutdown Woes Grow, Midterm Polls Start To Flow, Fetterman Says Dems 'Need To Own'
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Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman spoke out from the government shutdown, blaming his own party for prolonging the shutdown.
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BizTocShutdown Woes Grow, Midterm Polls Start To Flow, Fetterman Says Dems 'Need To Own'
Shutdown Woes Grow, Midterm Polls Start To Flow, Fetterman Says Dems 'Need To Own' The federal government shutdown entered its 34th day Monday with no resolution in sight, though there were faint signs of movement among lawmakers seeking a way out of the impasse. The House has not been in session for 45 days. Yet as the shutdown stretches on, the political stakes are mounting for both parties - with new polls showing Democrats gaining ground nat…
Chuck Schumer Gets More Bad News As John Fetterman Goes Nuclear, Blames Democrats For The Schumer Shutdown And SNAP Disaster - The American Tribune.com
Commenting yet again on how ridiculous he sees the Schumer Shutdown as being in what could be deeper cracks in the Democratic Party coalition behind the shutdown, United States Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) skewered his party for not being able to get its act together and put together a reasonable proposal that would end the shutdown before tens of millions of Americans go hungry. As background, the shutdown has now been ongoing for more than a …
U.S. campuses denounce the president’s management in areas ranging from the economy to tariffs, but they see the opposition “disconnected” Washington.— U.S. President Donald Trump received bad news yesterday, as two polls revealed that leave him badly off. One, because of the closure of government and the growing concern it is generating. The other manifests a general discontent with his management of power. Americans, says a CBS News poll, are …
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