Senate Democrats reverse course on shutdown despite earlier Trump mass firing concerns

Senate Democrats earlier this year were unwilling to close the government due to fears of mass shootings and deep spending discounts, but now with a similar threat on the horizon, they seem to be not ready to maintain the limelight.

The leader of the minority in the Senate Chuck ShomerDN.Y, and gathered on their site a week, dug that Congress was far from Washington, DC, and it appears that they are ready to provide the sounds required to avoid the closure of the partial government by September 30.

Republicans call that they make mistakes in their position and claim that their speech is a hypocrites for their position earlier this year, when Democrats in the Senate voted – including Schumer – to keep the government open.

Johnson spokesman turned the scenario to Dem leaders with a strong warning against the government’s closure

Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, dn.y. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

The majority leader of the Senate John ThunRS claimed.

“The argument they made is that you do not want to give Trump – mainly by closing the government – criticizing Blanche to do what he wants to do with these government agencies, and you know, allow to make decisions about who is the necessary and who is not,” said Thun in “Hugh Hoyette.”

“Because they mainly believe they are the government party.” “That is why I think it will be difficult, it can be difficult for them to keep this over a long period of time, but we will see.”

OMB distributed a note to federal agencies this week, which directed the mass shooting of federal employees outside the typical closure, but Schumer installed it to an “attempt to intimidate”.

“Donald Trump has been shooting at federal workers since the first day – not to rule, but for intimidation,” he said. “This is not a new thing and has nothing to do with government financing. These unnecessary extinguishers will be transferred in court or the administration will end in employing workers, just as they did recently as today.”

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Senate leader John Thun, Rurawi, photographed Democrats in the Senate to resist them to extend government financing. (Maxine Wallace/Washington Post via Gettie Emiez)

When asked if he was concerned about what could happen if the government is closed, Senator. Tim KaneD-va. It was reported that it was a “political question”.

“This is not the way I think,” he told Fox News Digital. “I am a Virginia, I was flammable because of what Donald Trump did to the federal workforce, federal contractors.”

“Donald Trump does things that hurts the country.” “Donald Trump told the Republicans not to speak, to negotiate with the Democrats on this issue.”

In March, when Schumer would lead the Democrats in Luxetete to close the government, he retracted and argued that he was “choosing Hopson”. In the end, he and nine Democrats in the Senate developed the draft law.

The Democrats in Congress at the time smoked in power of technological billionaire Elon Musk It is used and the effect of closure on the federal workforce, given the shooting waves and acquisitions that already occur at the hands of the Ministry of Governmental efficiency in musk (DOGE).

He said in a speech on the Senate Hall that the closure “will give Donald Trump and Eileon Musk to choke Blanche to destroy vital government services,” and will allow the Republican Party “with their majority weapons to cherries that reopen parts of the government.”

Fast forward to the day and the only democratic in the Senate that publicly supports the extension of the short-term financing of the Republican Party, or the ongoing decision (CR), is Senator John Vitman, D-PA.

I told Fox News Digital that the government’s closure would unleash the chaos that the country did not need, especially if the president Donald Trump OMB has not been given any handrails to curb some extinguishing or mass shootings.

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President Donald Trump, during a bilateral meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister, is not photographed at the White House Oval Office in Washington on Monday, April 7, 2025 (Yuri Gripas/Abaca/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

If the Democrats are concerned about the changes made by the Trump administration, the closure of the government is not the right answer.

“We must keep our government open,” said Vitirman. “If our government is closed, as you know, the types of chaos and the types of loss for millions of Americans who depend on that directly, this is not the time for that, especially yet [Charlie] Kerk assassination“

Shomer and Democrats in Congress have presented a counter -offer for the GoP CR that guarantees the laundry list of demands, such as permanently extending obamacare benefits, and canceling the “Great, Beautiful Bill” health care title, full of billions that were canceled for NPR and PBS.

The Republican and Democratic proposals in the Senate failed last week.

Senator Richard Blumentel, D-Kun, like the majority of his Democratic colleagues, was rooted in opposing the stretch of the Republican Party in the short term because of its lack of language to address Obama’s benefits that ended at the end of this year.

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When asked if he was concerned that the government’s closure down would give Trump the freedom to do as he satisfied, he told Blometh Fox News Digitter, “I think the Republicans will insist on following the law.”

The Thun indicated that the talks on obamacare benefits, in particular, can occur after its closure, but it has not yet been sufficient for Democrats in the Senate.

“I mean, they released 13 short -term decisions during the Biden administration, and 96 % of Democrats voted in their favor,” Senator John Hoffin, RN.D, told Fox News Digital. “And go to check their speech. Now, suddenly, they cannot vote for him. It is ridiculous.”

When clicking on whether the Republicans will move to Obacare subsidies, Hoeven said: “I think we will do something that we did not decide. So we are talking about a number of different things, but we are working on that.”