Hours before government shutdown deadline, House readies vote on latest GOP plan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Trump immediately backed it, calling it a "SUCCESS" and "a very good deal.
66% : The legislation would have extended government funding for three months, suspended the debt limit until January 2027 and provided $110 billion in disaster aid.
62% : That would leave three major parts: a clean short-term extension of government funding, billions of dollars in disaster relief and billions more in aid to farmers.
58% : It also included health care policy extenders, funding for rebuilding Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge and a renewal of the farm bill for one year.
51% : Government funding will technically lapse at midnight Friday night absent a funding extension.
40% : But the situation remained fluid as the afternoon unfolded and there was no immediate public reaction from Trump, who has pushed hard for a vote to abolish or suspend the debt ceiling before he takes office.
35% : The debt ceiling, which limits how much the government can borrow to pay its bills, is suspended until the first quarter of next year, and Trump has said that he'd prefer to force Mr. Biden to approve raising the debt ceiling so he doesn't have to.
31% : "Trump continued to insist on the debt ceiling being included in any stopgap government funding measure, posting on Truth Social overnight that there should not be a deal unless Congress eliminates the debt ceiling -- or extends it beyond his presidency to 2029.
12% : "The House descended into chaos Wednesday when a GOP revolt spurred by Trump and Elon Musk sank the original deal that Johnson had spent weeks negotiating with Democrats.

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