Senate Majority Leader John Thune has announced a shift toward a traditional method of funding the government, moving away from the chaos associated with recent government shutdowns.
• Thune emphasized the need for passing funding bills through the appropriations process rather than relying on continuing resolutions.
• The recent Schumer Shutdown caused significant disruptions, including issues at airports and cuts to SNAP benefits.
• Thune mentioned that three appropriations bills have already been passed, marking significant progress for the Senate since 2018.
• He highlighted the importance of a transparent and open appropriations process where all committee members can contribute.
• The Senate intends to prepare the next package of appropriations bills, including defense funding and other budgetary measures.
• Thune called on his colleagues to support this traditional approach to government funding to avoid future chaos and ensure stability.
While the radical left's influence may complicate efforts, Thune’s push for the old-fashioned way of funding the government represents a potentially positive change. This approach aims to reduce the risk of future shutdowns, signaling a commitment to responsible governance.
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