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Republican stopgap budget stuck in Senate holding pattern as midterm shutdown looms
A House-passed stopgap budget to fund government operations through Dec. 4 is stalled in the Senate as Republicans delay a vote, creating uncertainty ahead of a potential shutdown. Senate Majority Leader John Thune seeks bipartisan cooperation, while House Republicans consider leveraging a shutdown dispute as a political strategy for the midterms.
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