US EditionRepublican State Finance Act Rejected in the Us Senate
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The Democrats came together by rejecting the text by 48 votes to 44, while it was necessary to reach the 60-vote threshold to overcome parliamentary obstruction, a prerequisite for enabling the bill to move forward in the legislative process. Only the Democratic Senator of Pennsylvania, John Fetterman, supported the Republican proposal, adopted earlier in the day in the House of Representatives by 217 votes to 212, while the two Republican senat…
Only a democratic senator voted in favour of the draft Republican law, which met 48 votes in favour (44 against) and thus remained quite close to the 60 votes required for its approval, according to the rules of the Senate. The vote took place on the evening of one week's work in Congress, leaving few days to avoid the exclusion of the funding of federal agencies and an effective paralysing of the federal government. The leaders of the two parti…
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