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Shutdown risk looms as US Congress faces spending, impeachment brawl
(www.reuters.com)
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This is an annual occurrence now. It's just break time for senators while they get to point fingers. You're right on all accounts here. We should have term limits on these senators and get some new people who may actually want to... idk... govern or something
Yeah, these people don't want to govern, they want to rule.
In Canada and the UK, if the government fails to pass a budget, it triggers an automatic vote of no confidence, parliament is dissolved, and it triggers a general election.
US politicians do not suffer any consequences for failing to do their job.
Why do you gotta hurt me with these wonderful ideas that will never happen here?
It's the House that is the problem right now. The Senate might actually ram a bipartisan spending bill down their throats, they are apparently tired of this shit as well.
They had a shutdown when they were in charge of congress and the White House a few years ago.
Let's just do direct voting.
Solves so many problems when people get to directly vote on the problems that matter to them.