The government shutdown brings political calculations for both parties in Congress

Counting came and came.

Or shall we say, “The Reckonings.”

And they are coming, whether the government reopens quickly or remains restricted.

If the government remains shut down, voters are likely to fire both parties for not making a deal. Airline delays are binding. Those problems only intensify as we get closer to Christmas. That’s to say nothing of the many missed paychecks missed by federal workers, the squeeze, the economic consequences and no profit grabbing for the needy.

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Some of those concerns will clear up if lawmakers act quickly. But there will be a recount if the shutdown extends deep into November.

There may be some specific points of political parties.

For Republicans, it’s about resisting GOP leaders to address health care’s insidious issues. Yes. The GOP makes a compelling argument that funding for health care is only necessary because ObamaCare is a problem and health care costs have skyrocketed. So Republicans are back to fight Obamacare.

In fact, all government shutdowns are not about spending standards and money allocations. It is a renewal of the touchstonelant law passed under President Obama in 2010. And in the Republican field – despite many campaign promises to kill the law over six years, it has failed at almost every opportunity.

Despite the problems with Obamacare, Democrats have included topics of public concern about the cost of health care and related federal funding. Democrats emerged as a group trying to deal with the issue as a primitive spike. And the Republicans, despite promising to get to it, care. They even blocked efforts to clean up Obamacare, the same as they did in 2010 when Congress passed the law.

Republicans are sent to the idea that the subsidy is “throwing money at the insurance companies,” as Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., put on Fox. Lankford also describes those who benefited from Obamacare as “Choose the group.” It applies to about 24 million people. That’s seven percent of the American population. So maybe that’s fueling the gop in politics. Maybe not.

The Democrats’ biggest moms, too.

It is possible that a coalition of Democratic Senators could break with the Democratic Party and sponsor a new GOP plan to temporarily reopen the government. Nowhere is it written that the Democrats – who have done the shutdown on health care – are guaranteed the outcome of the subsidy of Obamacare. Yes, House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-LA., and Senate Majority Leader John Tune, R-D., said they will address the health care issue after the government reopens. But that is not true.

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So the Democrats are shrinking.

Therefore, it is possible that Democrats will refuse to support the government in an attempt to defund Obamacare – and walk away empty-handed.

Such a result will trigger an internecine fire within the democratic party. The development was felt by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Dn.Y., back in March when he and a group of other Democrats helped the GOP crack a filibuster to avoid a shutdown.

It is doubtful that Schmer will help in this regard. But Senate Republicans are hoping Coax is just enough Democrats to defeat Vilibuster in a pending test vote and fund the government in January.

That is being reconsidered by the Democrats.

There is no health care outcome. And getting the screws put on them by their team members.

Again.

The development will be Apoplic. And the Democrats in the house will see – not so secretly – the Senate Democrats.

President Donald Trump arrives at an all-night viewing party at the Palm Beach Convention Center, Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024, in West Palm Beach, Fla. (Evan vucci / ap)

A Senate vote on Venati’s new GOP nominee could come early tonight. The revised package will also fund the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Agriculture, and Congress until September 30, 2026.

FOX is being pushed out by Republicans who believe they are in a position to persuade closed-door Democrats to cooperate with them.

FOX is told that air traffic control and flight delays are causing a Democrat build-up.

That said, the Senate GOP leadership is believed to be reluctant to force a vote on retooled, non-guaranteed spending. The last thing the senate needs is another vote on the failed policies – after repeated votes for the past six weeks.

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Let’s meet for a moment:

According to the letter, if the Senate breaks the filibuster last Sunday, it is doubtful that the chamber could take a final vote on the package until Monday or Tuesday. But the fox is told that it is possible that the Democrats will give the time back to speed up the process with the aim of reopening the government quickly. By the same token, angry, ill-fed senators can COLOCK the clocks in Parliament and try to amend your favorite bill — possibly with provisions of Obamacare.

The senate must break another filibuster to pass the bill. After that it’s on to the last part. That requires only a simple majority. And even if some Democrats vote back on the filibuster, they may not support the underlying plan in the end. However, that is not a problem if GOP voters provide the necessary votes.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Dn.Y.Ye Leader Hakeem Jeffries, dn.y. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP Photo)

Then it goes to the house. The status of the house is not clear in this law. However, it is hard to believe that the majority of Republicans will not accept this deal. Answers. Tom Suozzi, Dn.Y. And Jared Golden, D-maine, is among the moderate Democrats likely to play a yes vote if the GOP loses a few votes. Golden was the House democtor who voted to pass the old temporary spending bill on Friday, September 19. Golden has since announced his retirement.

Another big question:

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And, as we say, it’s always in the equation.

Swearing-in at Grijalva puts the house at 433 members with two vacancies. The split is 219 Republicans to 214 Democrats. That means the GOP can lose two votes before needing help from Democrats.

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No matter, the house wasn’t back until at least the middle of next week if not later. It goes into how fast the Senate moves, if it has the votes to break the filibuster and what happens on the Obamacare question.

All this is uncertain after 39 days of government shutdown.

And the only thing that is certain is the political reorientation of both parties.