House Votes on Spending Plan
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The U.S. House voted yesterday for a spending plan to avert a government shutdown ...
The U.S. House voted yesterday for a spending plan to avert a government shutdown Friday at midnight.
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House Votes on Spending Plan
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The U.S. House voted yesterday for a spending plan to avert a government shutdown Friday at midnight.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipThe US House voted yesterday for a spending plan to avert a government shutdown Friday at midnight.
The plan was from the new House Speaker, Mike Johnson, a Republican.
But most of the opposition came from his fellow Republicans who didn't want to continue what they see as, quote, big spending.
The measure passed 336 to 95 with 93 Republicans voting no.
The plan would fund veterans programs, transportation, housing, agriculture and energy until January 19th.
Funding for defense, the State Department, Homeland Security and other government agencies would be extended until February the second.
Kentucky's fourth District Congressman Thomas Massie, voted no.
The rest of Kentucky's delegation voted yes.
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