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White House sends Congress stopgap exception wishlist
The White House provided Congress a list of programs it wants funded at higher levels in a stopgap funding measure before the Sept. 30 shutdown deadline, including military health programs, national security systems, and national parks. House Republicans aim to pass a 'clean' stopgap without these exceptions, while Senate leaders seek to include some requests. Senator Patty Murray stated the current proposal lacks critical elements needed.
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