Democrats are launching advertisements targeting the Republicans on the government’s closure

First on Fox: The campaign arm of House Democrats deploys new advertisements to put pressure on the Republicans to return to the negotiation table while the government closure in 2025 is ready to enter its second week.

Democrats have sought to make the confrontation in progress in a health care fight, with the head of the minority of the Hakeem Jeffries Chamber, DN.Y., and the head of the Senate minority, Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., insisting that their caucus will not vote for a financing bill which does not include the expansion of the expiration reinforced Obamacare during the Cœuf-19 pandeme.

The campaign committee of the Democrat Congress (DCCC) is investing in the purchase of four-digit announcements in 13 districts where Democrats think they can hold or return seats halfway up from 2026.

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The announcements underline that “the Republicans control the government” and say: “They simply closed it”. Advertising in the districts held by democrats say that legislators are “protecting affordable health care”.

Three of these districts are held by Republicans, while 10 are detained by Democrats.

Friday, the room and the Senate went out this weekend after the upper room tried and failed for the fourth time to advance the GOP plan to finance federal agencies until November 21.

The chief of the minority of the Hakeem Jeffries room, DN.Y., is expressed during a press conference at the American Capitol in Washington, DC, on Friday October 3, 2025. (GRAEME SLOAN / BLOOMBERG via Getty Images)

The bill, called a continuous resolution (CR), is an extension of the financial year (FY) 2025 Federal financing levels, which also include $ 88 million in security expenditure for legislators, the White House and the Judicial Branch in the midst of an increased political threat environment.

Democrats have argued that Americans who rely on Obamacare’s improved subsidies are threatened by Imminent to see their health care premiums soar if they are not processed to this extent.

Obamacare’s subsidies received a temporary improvement during the COVVI-19 pandemic as part of the American rescue plan of former president Joe Biden, then extended until 2025 under his law on the reduction of inflation.

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The head of the majority of the Senate, John Thune, RS.D., speaks to the media next to the vice-president JD Vance and the president of the Mike Johnson room, R-La., At the White House on September 29, 2025. (Kevin Lamarque / Reuters)

Republican leaders said they were willing to discuss the reform and the extension of subsidies on a later date, while accusing Democrats of holding the government’s hostage to the detriment of vulnerable Americans who rely on federal services.

“Vulnerable House Republicans have closed the government because they do not care about workers of Americans with access to affordable health care,” DCCC spokesperson Nebeyatt Betre told Fox News Digital. “While the Republicans create a health care crisis, the Democrats of the Chamber will continue to work to reduce the costs of the health care of the Americans. Do not be mistaken: the republicans of the vulnerable chamber have this closure, and the DCCC ensures that voters know who blame.”

The campaign arm of the House Republicans, on the other hand, published an announcement earlier this week on the heels of the government closed at midnight on Wednesday.

Their own advertisements, also a four -digit investment, accused Democrats of refusing to “finance the government” to the detriment of military pay checks, veterans, farmers and small businesses.

The government is in a partial closure after the Congress did not conclude an agreement on federal funding. (Getty Images)

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The Republicans underlined the counter-proposal of Democrats for a CR as proof that Democrats are fighting to restore health care for illegal immigrants. The plan of the left provided for the repeal of health care changes made in the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” of the GOP, which, among other measures, has tightened the restrictions on which can access Medicaid.

Democratic leaders, however, denied fighting for illegal immigrants.

“Democrats out of contact have closed the government to make donations for illegal immigrants and appease their radical base. Voters will not forget who betrayed them, and the NRCC will ensure that the Democrats pay the price,” said NRCC spokesperson Mike Marinella at the time.