On Monday, the Senate advanced a bipartisan bill to fund the government at current levels until December 11. The bill received strong support from both parties, marking a departure from the contentious funding battles that have characterized recent years. Democrats had previously opposed similar funding measures to maintain their negotiating power against Republicans and the Trump administration.
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Senate Advances Bipartisan Bill to Fund Government Through December 11
The Senate has passed a bipartisan bill to fund the government at current levels through December 11, receiving support from both parties. This marks a shift from previous funding disputes, as Democrats had opposed similar efforts in the past to retain their influence over budget negotiations.
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Senate Advances Bipartisan Bill to Fund Government Through December 11