Government shutdown set for midnight

The United States government will close Immediately after midnight on Wednesday Congress Failure to pass Stopgap financing.

Republicans and Democrats They joked from their opposition positions in a financing deal to avoid closing. The main point of adhesion was the Democrats’ insistence on including the extension of the augmented The law of welfare at reasonable prices Tax credits on any Stopgap financing bill.

The director of the administration and budget office, Russell Fion, sent a memo to the heads of departments and executive agencies on Tuesday night to direct them to “implement their plans to close an organized”.

“It is a sad day for our nation,” said Senator John Vitirman, a Democrat for Pennsylvania who broke ranks with most of the rest of his party to support the Republican Stopgap bill on Tuesday.

“Our government is closing in the middle of the night,” Vitirman said in a statement.

“I will not vote for the chaos of the closure of our government,” he said. “My vote for our country was on my party.”

The business table, a group of senior executives at the American company, called for quick measures to reopen the government.

“Government financing is a basic responsibility for Congress,” he said, he said Business Round Table CEO Joshua Boltin in a statement.

“The government closure would create uncertainty, disrupt critical services and harm American companies, workers and families,” said Buletin. “It urges the round table for Congress to act immediately to avoid the closure of the government.”

The lawmakers moved to the air waves to blame each other for closing it, which is looming on the horizon, which is not Partisan Congress Budget Office The ability will lead to a leave of about 750,000 federal employees.

“The daily total cost of compensation will be about $ 400 million,” the Omani Central Bank said in a letter to Senator Johnny Ernst, R-IOWA, who requested the financial repercussions account for federal workers.

The message said: “The number of employees who were conducted every day may vary because some agencies may spend more employees whenever the closure continues, and others may remember some employees at the beginning.”

Parliament Speaker Mike JohnsonDuring an interview on CNBC “Squawk boxThe Democrats said, “It should come to their senses here, and do the right thing.”

Johnson said, R no. The senior Democrats- Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer The leader of the minority in the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez, both from New York – “drew themselves in a corner” by submitting policy demands in exchange for passing a funding bill that would keep the government open for at least seven weeks.

Johnson said that these demands are not related to the urgent need to pass this continuous decision.

Democrats insist that any continuous decision to maintain government financing in the short term includes the extension of the tax reinforced credits at reasonable prices.

These credits, which reduce the cost of health insurance premiums paid by millions of Americans who buy coverage of the ACA exchange, are scheduled to end at the end of 2025.

Johnson was accused of Democrats of trying to protect “back” by pressing this and other demands.

He said that Shomer and other Democratic leaders are concerned that Shomer would be subject to challenges in his position and his seat at home by MP Alexandria Okasio-Cortez, Den.

Johnson said a discussion on how to fix ACA – popularly known as obamacare – could happen later.

Democrats accused the desire to grant non -documented immigrants to federal health advantages.

The majority leader of the Senate John Thun, RS. Donald Trump.

“This is Donald Trump,” said Thun. “Nothing more, nothing less.”

Jeffrez, in his own interview on “Squawk Box”, for Republicans, “if the government closes, this is the decision to do so.

“We are ready, ready and able to find a path from the two parties forward,” Jeffrez said.

But he said that the Democrats are not ready to support a bill that does not include health care protection.

“We will not support a party of a party’s Republican spending law that continues to take care of the American people for the American people,” said Jeffrez.

He said on Wednesday, “The notifications will start out” for dozens of millions of Americans about the higher insurance premiums that they will pay if the ACA benefits are not extended.

“We are fighting to deal with the health care of the American people,” Jeffrez said.

When asked about CNBC’s Becky Quick, “Is it true that you want to restore the advantages of American taxpayers for illegal immigrants?” “Of course not.”

“Thank you for asking this question, because this is also an explicit lie,” Jeffrez said.

“The federal law prohibits the use of taxpayers dollars to provide medical coverage for uncomfortable individuals,” he said. “This is the law, and there is nothing in anything we suggested trying to change this law.”