Schumer warns that the GOP cancellation package could have an impact on the government’s financing struggle

The Senate Republicans should consider a set of cuts of several billion dollars in the White House, but the best Democrat in the Senate warned that this could have consequences for a subsequent confrontation of government financing.

The head of the Senate minority, Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., warned Tuesday that the GOP Senate plan to move forward with a set of attractions of $ 9.4 billion would have “serious implications” at Congress, in particular the next government funding struggle in September.

“The adoption by the Republicans of this purely partisan proposal would be an affront to the process of Bipartisan credits,” wrote Schumer in a letter to his colleagues Democrats du Senate.

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Leader of the Senate minority, Chuck Schumer, and President Donald Trump (Kayla Bartkowski / Getty Images; Andrew Harnik / Getty Images)

“This is why a certain number of Senate republicans know that he is absurd so that they expect the Democrats to act as business as usual and to engage in a process of bipartite credits to finance the government, while they plot simultaneously to adopt a purely partisan attachment bill to finance these same programs negotiated on a bipartite basis,” he continued.

The cancellation package, proposed by the law on the control of the deduction, allows the White House to ask the Congress to finance appropriate by the Congress. These proposed cuts must be approved by the two rooms within 45 days.

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This particular package, which narrowly climbed into the house by a margin of two votes last month, fell 8.3 billion dollars in funding for the American agency for international development (USAID) and more than a billion dollars of cuts to the company’s financing company for the company for the NPR and the PBS.

The package, strongly informed by the cuts proposed by the Ministry of Efficiency of the Government of President Donald Trump, formerly led by the technological billionaire Elon Musk, would only have a simple majority in the upper room to pass.

Musk and Doge have made USAID a main target of their waste hunting, fraud and abuses in the federal government, dismanting a large part of the long -standing organization before the cancellation request.

The imminent deadline to finance the government in September will require the adoption of a dozen credit law bills – something that the congress has not done for years – or the need to work with the Democrats to go out the threshold of 60 vote in the Senate.

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Senator Susan Collins speaks during an audience for the Senate credits on November 20, 2024. (Imagn)

And the attached package is not extremely popular among the Republicans.

The president of the Credits of the Senate, Susan Collins, R-Maine, said during a hearing on the package at the end of last month that she was concerned about the reductions proposed to the president’s emergency plan for the relief of AIDS (PEPFAR) and the CPB, and warned that the cuts to the SIDS and the prevention of the HIV would be “extraordinaryly malounted and in the short term”.

Schumer is no stranger to try to take advantage of government funding fights to his advantage. Earlier this year, he retained the support of the extension of the financing of the government’s government to the GOP before finally accepting the agreement.

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This same scenario could be played once again in September.

“It is beyond a bait and a switch – it is a bait and a portion of Kill,” said Schumer. “The Senate Republicans must reject this partisan path and work with the Democrats on a process of bipartite credits.”