Senate passes temporary spending bill, averting government shutdown as talks go on

Dec 16, 2022 View Original Article
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : The omnibus package could allow for new increases in federal spending in a vast array of areas, from government programs targeting the economy to new money for the military and its veterans.
57% : The measure, known as a continuing resolution, essentially preserves federal spending at its current rate.
42% : Stressing that "no one wants a shutdown," he put forward an amendment that would have sustained federal spending at existing levels into March - though lawmakers ultimately defeated it.

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