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BumRushDaShow

(163,346 posts)
Mon Nov 10, 2025, 11:37 AM Monday

Government shutdown: House will vote on Senate deal ASAP, Speaker Johnson says

Source: CNBC

Published Mon, Nov 10 2025 11:22 AM EST


House Speaker Mike Johnson on Monday called for House members to begin traveling to Washington, D.C., so that they can vote as soon as possible on a Senate deal that would end the longest U.S. government shutdown in history.

Johnson, R-La., spoke to reporters a day after the Senate narrowly approved the first stage of the deal to reopen the government for the first time since Oct. 1.

To end the shutdown, the House needs to pass any deal that survives Senate votes. President Donald Trump would then have to sign it into law.

Johnson indicated to reporters that he expected votes in the House to occur this week, but he did not state a specific day. The speaker said he would issue an official 36-hour notice before the House votes.

Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/10/government-shutdown-republicans-senate-house-snap.html



NOTE

To end the shutdown, the House needs to pass any deal that survives Senate votes. President Donald Trump would then have to sign it into law.


With thousands and thousands of flights cancelled.
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Government shutdown: House will vote on Senate deal ASAP, Speaker Johnson says (Original Post) BumRushDaShow Monday OP
With the Republican House rushing to accept this deal, you know they got dem4decades Monday #1
"With the Republican House rushing to accept this deal" BumRushDaShow Monday #3
It said ASAP and they're being called back. To me that's a hurry. dem4decades Monday #5
Yes but then later in the excerpt it says BumRushDaShow Monday #7
Does this mean Rep.-elect Grijalva gets sworn in? Ocelot II Monday #2
That's the conundrum, isn't it? BumRushDaShow Monday #4
My question, too. ificandream Monday #8
He'll come up with something Miguelito Loveless Monday #9
Better start driving madville Monday #6
Meaning never NotHardly Monday #10
Grijalva better be one of those who can vote on this! Sogo Monday #11

dem4decades

(13,400 posts)
1. With the Republican House rushing to accept this deal, you know they got
Mon Nov 10, 2025, 11:41 AM
Monday

Everything they wanted.

BumRushDaShow

(163,346 posts)
3. "With the Republican House rushing to accept this deal"
Mon Nov 10, 2025, 12:23 PM
Monday

I don't think they are rushing...

There may be "bridge too far" stuff in there for the so-called "fiscal conservatives" (teabaggers) who could reject the appropriations bills or try to tweak them... and that would mean that version would have to go back to the Senate for review and vote or tweaking... and if tweaked, then another vote, and back to the House, etc.

Johnson can't lose more than 2 votes or the thing(s) fail(s). He lost 2 with the original C.R.

dem4decades

(13,400 posts)
5. It said ASAP and they're being called back. To me that's a hurry.
Mon Nov 10, 2025, 12:25 PM
Monday

But let's see what the dipshits in the Republican house have in store for us.

BumRushDaShow

(163,346 posts)
7. Yes but then later in the excerpt it says
Mon Nov 10, 2025, 12:43 PM
Monday
The speaker said he would issue an official 36-hour notice before the House votes.


So that is another 1.5 day "delay" on top of whenever they are ready to vote.

He needs EVERY GOPer to be there when it comes time.

ificandream

(11,548 posts)
8. My question, too.
Mon Nov 10, 2025, 01:13 PM
Monday

Wouldn't be surprised if that smily Johnson finds another excuse not to swear her in.

Miguelito Loveless

(5,356 posts)
9. He'll come up with something
Mon Nov 10, 2025, 01:25 PM
Monday

or they will just ignore the request to release the documents. Like who will punish them if they don't? Not the courts, certainly not the Dem leadership.

Of course, it is possible by now that all the important evidence linking Trump and his billionaire owners has been destroyed.

madville

(7,834 posts)
6. Better start driving
Mon Nov 10, 2025, 12:27 PM
Monday

Because they’ll vote with or without all the Democrats there, that’s for sure.

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