Negotiations to deviate a Stutdown food, while disputes about Doge

Washington – The congress is a closure of the government in just 11 days, since the discord between the two parties grows through the financing talks without a clear way to achieve a deal.

The government will go out the money at the end of Friday, March 14th. The Republicans control the house and the Senate, but they need democratic support to adopt a financing law, as this is subject to the 60-controlled threshold of the Senate.

The hopes of a complete financing contract faded, but even that hits obstacles.

“I’m not optimistic. I don’t think we will have a budget, ”said Senator John Kennedy, R-La. “My democratic colleagues insisted that we include language that restrict the participation of the executive in spending decisions.”

The Democrats have urged to close, close or collect the attempts by Trump and billionaire, consultant Elon Musk without the consent of the congress. However, Republicans say that this is a non -starter because they support the budget cuts conducted by the government of state efficiency.

“Democrats have to help negotiate this, and they have not shown any interest in finding a reasonable solution to this,” said the spokesman for House, Mike Johnson, R-La, on Sunday via NBCS “Meet the Press”.

Johnson called for a measure “to freeze the financing at the current level to ensure that the government can remain open while we incorporate all of these savings that we find through the Doge efforts and these other sources of income that the guidelines of President Trump put on the table”.

In a statement on Sunday, the house minority leader Hakeem Jeffries said, DN.Y. But he added that “there was no public relations from the Trump administration and the Republicans of the Republicans went away from the negotiating table”.

The White House sent the congress to a request for add-ons to the bill or “anomalies”-that contain $ 32 billion in the transfer authority for the Ministry of Defense, which some Democrats consider as a slush fund. The request includes a reduction in the IRS enforcement of 20 billion US dollars and an increase in the financing of the deportation operations for immigration and enforcement of customs. The document was viewed by NBC News and authenticated with two sources.

“I think the inquiries from the White House are completely inadequate,” said Senator Patty Murray from Washington, the top democrat of the appropriation committee, on Monday when she was asked about the application. “Democrats are at the table. We are ready for it.”

Senator Susan Collins, R-Main, chairman of the appropriation committee, told NBC News on Monday that she “is working on a two-track approach”, which includes an ongoing resolution of the entire year and a short-term “maybe one month” in order to receive more time for a detailed agreement.

For Johnson, the first question is whether he can find enough votes to survive a Stopgap calculation in the house with a narrow GOP majority of 218-215. This can require democratic votes, since the number of conservative Republicans routinely votes against the financing of the government.

Democrats usually support short -term laws in masses. But this time the insistence of the GOP on the protection or codification of the cuts by Doge gave the Democrats an opposition point for the rally – after they have seen the basis of trouble from federal workers and veterans. Democrats see the Trump Musk efforts as trampling the power of the congress about the expenses, and some say that they would not support an invoice that would continue it.

In addition, at least two moderate Republicans of the Republicans have already blown up the idea of ​​another ongoing solution.

MP Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, argued that the congress had to pass regular appropriation calculations instead of stepping down the can with a CR.

“I’m a no on the CR. The congress has to do its job and say goodbye to a conservative budget! “He wrote about X.” CRS are code for the further Rubberstamp of fraud, waste and abuse. ”

MP Don Bacon, R-Neb., A veteran in Afghanistan and Iraq war, struck the CR and said that no urgently needed additional military financing would allow.

“An ongoing resolution (CR) is bad for our military and weakens our national security,” Bacon wrote on X on Sunday without saying how it would vote. “A CR means that new weapon programs cannot get started. A one -year -old CR means that we are not serious about building a military that deter China, Russia and Iran.”

But Bacon said on Monday that officials from the White House turned to him after his post and recognized that “anomalies” were necessary to “practice” military spending.

Johnson turned with his GOP leadership team when the legislators returned to the capital on Monday evening and received support for the CR plan.

MP Andy Harris, R-Md., The Chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, said he was on board, although the Stopgap measure did not codage the dog shortcuts fired by the ultra-conservative group. All members of Freedom Caucus voted last week to say goodbye to a budget decision that takes place by $ 4 trillion.

“I think we have new territory with President Trump and his striving for the efficiency of the government,” said Harris when he left the spokesman’s office.

When asked whether he was worried about a closure, Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., A Freedom Caucus member, replied: “No.”

“This city is very interesting. Business seems how you need it,” Donalds told NBC News while she said: “The Dems are ridiculous” by opposing Doge cuts.

The Republicans try to juggle an independent effort to say goodbye to a huge party line package to advance parts of the Trump’s agenda that has drawn uniform democratic opposition.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass, Democrats said “the truth will continue to say what the Republicans are trying to do” and said it was the task of the majority party to make a serious offer.

“The Republicans have the majority,” Warren told reporters on Monday. “You have to present a package that can hand over the house and the Senate. That is your job.”