The Senate Republicans explode the Democrats on the rejection of the short -term financing plan, warn of the “closure of Schumer”

The Senate Republicans call for a fault on the opposition of the Senate Democrats in the short -term GOP level to maintain the funded government, the hypocritical appellant.

The Republicans of the House unveiled their seven -week financing extension on Tuesday, known as the continuous resolution (CR), that the Republicans of the Congress claim that it is “clean” as possible. This means that the bill has no additional expense or horsemen.

But the Democrats of the Senate deeply dug their rejection of the proposal, increasing the probability of a government closure on September 30. This comes after the Democrats previously warned the Republicans not to use government funding as a political weapon when Democrats were in charge of the Senate.

The head of the majority of the Senate, John Thune, Rs.d., will finally need the Democrats to adopt a patch of funding from the government.

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The Senate Republicans call for a fault on the opposition of the Democrats of the Senate to the extension of the funding of the GOP government. (Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, included via Getty Images)

He argued that under the administration of former president Joe Biden, the Democrats of the Senate voted massively for 13 CR.

“Eighty-six percent of the Democrats voted for the 13,” said Thune. “It is, once again, a new practice that has been invented because of Trump’s disturbance syndrome, and because these Democrats hate giving this president.”

The Senate republicans now is the possibility of a partial closure of the government as a “closure of Schumer”, given the head of the Senate minority, Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., and his reluctance to his caucus to support the bill authorized by the GOP.

“Now, all of a sudden, they can’t vote for that? Is it ridiculous,” said senator John Hoeven, RN.D., at Fox News Digital. “It is exactly where they come, and it should be called the” closure of Schumer “.”

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The minority whip of the Senate John Thune speaks after lunch of the Senate policy in Washington, DC, on July 9, 2025. (Maxine Wallace / The Washington Post via Getty Images)

When asked why the Democrats were rooted against the Bill of the Republicans, given their previous push for clean stopgaps, Schumer argued that “we are in a very different situation” after the GOP adopted the “big and beautiful bill” of President Donald Trump, and the move of the administration in Clawback of $ 5 billion.

He also torn Thune and Johnson so as not to sit with him and the minority chief at Hakeem Jeffries, Dn.y., to negotiate a spending agreement. Thune at the end that his office was at the corner of the street of that of Schumer.

“They even refuse to have bipartite negotiations,” said Schumer. “We have always had bipartite negotiations on this subject. (The president of the Mike Chamber) Johnson put his bill. No democratic contribution, and that is why the Republicans head for us for a judgment. We do not want it.”

Part of the disagreement with the bill also stems from Trump’s edict that the Republicans should not “even disturb” with the Democrats and that “we must obtain republican votes”.

Senator Brian Shatz, D-Hawaii, told Fox News Digital that all Democrats needed Trump “to use what he said about the process of being more partisan rather than less.”

“If they do it alone, then it is not unreasonable for us to say:” We wish you the best, but you will not have our votes “, said Shattz.

Despite the saber-dratling, they did not say precisely what they do not like about the offer of the GOP house. They say that it is not so much about what is in the bill, but rather what is not.

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Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky., With journalists at the American Capitol after the room adopted the Big Beautiful Bill Act on May 22, 2025. (Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, inc)

The best democrat of the Senate credit committee, Senator Patty Murray, D-Wash., Told Fox News Digital that it was a “lack of language on the deductions and the termination of the pocket, things like that which we have talked about”.

The other party is that the CR does not contain an extension of subsidies to the Obamacare bonus adopted during the COVVI-19 pandemic which should expire in December.

Democrats argue that an extension must be attached to the judgment because insurers provide new insurance rates before the start date of open registrations on November 1 for the Acto -care Act (ACA).

The president of the Senate credits, Susan Collins, R-Maine, argued that the legislators could wait in November to move on to an extension.

“You can wait,” said Collins. “Because … they can keep the eligibility criteria stable for next year and have revised eligibility.”

While Schumer and the Democrats should give headache throughout the test, he may have to struggle with certain tax hawks tired of the CRs on his side of the aisle.

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Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky., Argued that the expenditure levels set in the GOP chamber bill were the same as those taking place under former President Joe Biden, whom the Republicans “all decried during the elections”.

“So, any republican who votes for this, I may suppose that they should apologize to Biden to be against his spending levels,” said Paul. “Because they really vote for its expenditure levels now.”

And Senator Rick Scott, R-Fla., Told Fox News Digital that he had not yet examined the text of the bill, but he noted that he was generally not a fan of financing extensions.

“The goal was always that we started to have a real budgeting process, and it is therefore really frustrating that we did not do it,” he said.