Government Funding

The Senate considered a continuing resolution to keep the government funded temporarily. Senator Thune announced that the text of the bill had been released and described it as a bipartisan piece of legislation, saying he hoped it would receive support from both parties in the coming days. He also credited Appropriations Chair Collins for her work on the bill.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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John Thune, SD

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“We have released the temporary funding bill. It is a good bipartisan plan. I hope both parties in the Senate will vote to pass it in the next few days.”
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Mr. President, I am pleased to say that the text of the continuing resolution has been released. It is a strong, bipartisan piece of legislation, and I hope it will receive overwhelming support from both parties in the Senate. I am deeply grateful to Appropriations Chair Collins for her work to produce this legislation, in consultation with Members of both parties, and I also want to thank Senator Murray, vice chair of the Appropriations Committee, for her efforts to get this done. I look forward to passing this bill in the next few days.

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