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8 months agoUS
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham believes a deal to end the government shutdown is likely this week as more Democrats recognize the shutdown is not benefiting them. The shutdown, which began on September 30, has caused disruptions across the country.
Key Insights
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Senator Graham expects a breakthrough in the government shutdown negotiations this week.
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He believes some Democratic senators are realizing the shutdown is not working for them.
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The shutdown started after proposals on healthcare subsidies and funding bills failed.
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Republicans are looking to the Democratic rank and file for a deal, rather than party leaders.
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Graham highlighted his support for border security and immigration enforcement.
In-Depth Analysis
Speaking in Greenville, South Carolina, Graham stated that Republicans are not going to support extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, claiming there is a lot of fraud in that program. He affirmed his support for Israel and Ukraine, reiterated his focus on immigration policy and wants South Carolina to be the most ICE-friendly state in the nation.
Graham also addressed term limits, hinting at supporting a third term for President Donald Trump by saying "Trump 2028," despite the 22nd Amendment which restricts presidents from holding office for more than two terms.
FAQs
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Q: Why did the government shutdown begin?
The shutdown began after a Democratic measure to extend healthcare subsidies and a Republican stopgap funding bill both failed.
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Q: What are the main sticking points in negotiations?
Disagreements over healthcare subsidies and funding levels are key issues.
Key Takeaways
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Expect potential resolution to the government shutdown this week.
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Watch for bipartisan efforts from rank-and-file members.
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The debate over healthcare subsidies remains a central issue.
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