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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTheoretically, maybe seven Democrats could vote to end the filibuster
in the Senate and a vote could be had for the Continuing Resolution.
But -- even if it happened, Mike Johnson would continue to keep the House closed.
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Wiz Imp
(8,085 posts)it wouldn't have to go back to the House. Trump would sign it and it would end the shutdown. If Johnson kept the House closed after that, it would be disastrous for Republicans. Not to mention, absolutely no additional business could get done.
bottomofthehill
(9,311 posts)So in 12 days, we would be right back where we are today.
bottomofthehill
(9,311 posts)Which will require House action