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Government Shutdown Resolution - The House and Senate have seemingly ended the government shutdown, awaiting the President's signature [1] - White House anticipates a signing ceremony around 9:45 p m this evening [2] - A symbolic signing is possible even without immediate paperwork [3] Impact and Duration - The shutdown lasted over 40 days, marking the longest in US history [4] - The end of the shutdown brings relief to federal workers and SNAP recipients [6] Political Implications - Democrats did not secure their demand for an extension of Affordable Care Act subsidies [4] - Republicans may face responsibility for a potential healthcare crisis if Obamacare subsidies are not extended [5]

A lot of Democrats are pretty unhappy about the way this has gone in the Senate. And you're not terribly happy with the way Senator Chuck Schumer has handled things now that the bill is coming into your chamber. Are you a no vote.I'm a no vote because I don't believe we can sit idly by like while 20 million Americans face astronomical spikes in their health care. We have a moral responsibility to make sure people have food assistance, to make sure they have health care. And we're not meeting that moment.But ...

And joining us now is Democratic Congressman James Walenshaw of Virginia. >> Congressman, thank you so much for being here. Um, when you hear something like that, the economy is the strongest we ever had from the president. Well, that's not true because the DMV, this area where we live, is now in a recession. Uh, a lot of it because of the policies of the administration coming in here with just a a chainsaw and firing people. Um, this has been a very painful government shutdown for a lot of people in the ar ...

Welcome to Meet the Press Now. I'm Kelly O'Donnell on day 42 of the government shutdown as much of official Washington is pausing to observe Veterans Day. But the federal government is now one step closer to reopening after last night when the Senate passed a bipartisan deal to end the shutdown with exactly the 60 votes needed.Eight members of the Democratic caucus voted with Republicans, even though this does not include Democrats central demand of an extension of Affordable Care Act subsidies. Those membe ...

Chief and Politics Reporter for the Gazette, Tom Barton, who was at that town hall last night. Semaphore Politics Reporter Dave Weigel, MSNBC political analyst and former press secretary to speakers John Boehner and Paul Ryan, Brendan Buck, and former Florida Congresswoman Val Demings. Excuse my voice.I'm losing it all over again. Tom, I will start with you. Tell me about that town hall.Yeah, it was tense from the start, booing, heckling, walkouts, even a few people escorted out. You had voters in Southeast ...

We got a a deal. It was the only deal on the table. Um it keeps the fight going on premium tax credits and health care in a way that I think allows us to continue to rally and point out who's on the side of working families in this country and who's been holding up the ability to make health care more affordable.It allows us to reopen the government and stop the suffering of millions of Americans who are not getting their food assistance, the air traffic controllers who are not getting paid, federal workers ...

But on the issue of health care, again, you have a lot of colleagues, and I know you've heard from them privately as well, who are concerned that there's not enough being done tangibly on health care. You talk about the floor fight, but the idea that a guaranteed vote isn't a guaranteed outcome, I think, is really sticking in a lot of people's minds. So, how do you talk with your colleagues and do you understand their point of view that say, "We did have a big win on Tuesday. We held out for 40 days. What d ...

All right, joining us now to get the defense of this, Democratic Senator from Virginia, Tim Kaine. One of the people who um says that they have come to a deal with Republicans to end the shutdown. Senator Kaine, thank you very much for joining us.First off, I'd love to get your Sure. response to your fellow Democrats. And that's also going to include your fellow V Virginia, Senator Mark Warner, who said that he can't vote for a short-term fix that leaves working families staring down a healthc care crisis a ...

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