US EditionOutraged liberals warn Democratic leaders not to cave on shutdown
Democratic leaders face pressure from unions and officials as the government shutdown hits Day 36, impacting unpaid military and air traffic personnel, with funding deadline looming.
- Today, Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer said another vote kept the government shutdown, which Senate officials said will reach a new world record.
- As negotiations stalled, Democrats noted the House CR served as the Democratic baseline, and Senate minority leader John Thune said `we've lost five weeks`.
- Critical workers, including air traffic controllers and military personnel, are working without pay while food stamp programs lack funds, and traditionally Democratic unions blame leadership.
- Public pressure is mounting as blame grows and predictions of Democratic defections rise, with three defections led by Senator John Fetterman challenging Democratic leaders.
- With funding limited to November 21, lawmakers must vote in both chambers to change the deadline and could extend funding to year's end or January.
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Washington, Nov. 5 (EFE).- Democratic leaders in the U.S. Congress this Wednesday called for a meeting with President Donald Trump to try to resolve the closure of the government, which became the longest in the country’s history. The heads of the Senate benches, Chuck Schumer, and in the House of Representatives, Hakeem Jeffries, sent a letter to the President encouraged by the Democratic Party’s victory in Tuesday’s local and state elections. …
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Democratic leaders fresh from election wins demand Trump meeting over shutdown
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., speaks to reporters during a news conference on Nov. 5, 2025 on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Tom Brenner/Getty Images)WASHINGTON — Following major Democratic wins in local and state elections across the country on Election Day, top Democratic congressional leaders pushed for a meeting with the president to end the federal government shutdown, which on Wednesday became the longest in U.S…
After big wins on Tuesday in major elections, Democratic leaders demand Trump meeting over shutdown
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., speaks to reporters during a news conference on Nov. 5, 2025 on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Tom Brenner/Getty Images)WASHINGTON — Following major Democratic wins in local and state elections across the country on Election Day, top Democratic congressional leaders pushed for a meeting with the president to end the federal government shutdown, which on Wednesday became the longest in U.S…
Will The GOP Cave To The Dems' Losing Govt Shutdown Position?
Not that anyone should count on congressional Republicans to take a win when it’s presented on a gold-plated platter, but with each passing second, their position on this stupid, Democrat-driven government “shut down” only grows stronger. Food stamp recipients aren’t getting their supplements, and air traffic controllers aren’t getting paid. Neither are thousands of other […]
LARRY KUDLOW: Schumer’s shutdown folly is burying the Democratic Party
Today was the 14th vote to keep the government shut down. That means we’ll hit day 36 tomorrow, which is a new world-record for shutdowns. Congratulations, democrats. You are now the proud owners of a ridiculous and pointless waste of time. Not to speak of the hardships caused for many. Air traffic controllers working without pay. Traditionally democratic unions are blaming you. Not enough money to cover food stamps for women, infants, and child…
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