'Here We Are Again': House Passes Fourth CR This Fiscal Year

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Under the agreement congressional leaders struck this week, the six appropriations bills that fund military construction, water development, the Food and Drug Administration and the departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Justice, Energy, Interior, Veterans Affairs, Transportation and Housing and Urban development are due on March 8.
43% : The remaining six measures -- funding the financial services, general government, the legislative branch, state and foreign operations and the departments of Defense, Homeland Security, Labor and Health and Human Services -- are due on March 22.
41% : As he emphasized the connection to the spending levels from Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), Roy laid out how the spending bill will "fund all the priorities we oppose" as "we're going to continue to fund the open borders that led to the death of Americans; we're going to continue to fund the United Nations at $12.5 billion that is undermining our freedom, working against us to move people illegally into the United States; we're going to fund UNRWA, which is funding Hamas, an enemy of Israel; we're going to fund the IRS' targeting Americans; we're going to fund the Department of Justice's targeting former President Trump.
40% : He's introduced legislation when it comes to the issues who spoke about above as well, including when it comes to defunding the United Nations.

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