Senate Republicans say they’re hopeful ‘this is the week’ government reopens
Politics,Economy And Jobs,Government Shutdown,Spending Bills,Republican Party,Bipartisanship,Common Ground
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Senate Republican leaders emerged from a lunch with President Donald Trump cautiously optimistic that the government shutdown could be nearing an end as Democrats open the door to talks and possible negotiations.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., told reporters after Tuesday’s lunch that he is “hopeful” lawmakers can break through the 21-day impasse sometime this week, noting he will give Democrats “several opportunities” to reopen the government with future votes. The sense of confidence comes after talks appeared to be completely stalled coming into this week and both parties remained dug in on their opposite sides...
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