Daily Mail Online Article RatingTrump says government shutdown is possible, but expects to avert it
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35% ReliableAverage
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70% : YES next week," Trump posted on social media on Saturday.53% : Trump on Saturday signaled his support for the continuing resolution, and urged his fellow Republicans to vote in favor of it.
49% : Trump optimistic about passing temporary funding bill * Republicans unveil six-month stopgap spending bill * Trump urges Republicans to support funding plan (Updates with more background in paragraphs 3-8) By Gram Slattery ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE, March 9 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that a government shutdown "could happen" if the House of Representatives cannot muster enough votes to pass a temporary funding bill, but he remains optimistic the measure will get approved.
20% : We'll see," Trump said when asked by reporters whether there is going to be a government shutdown this week when funding runs out on March 14.
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