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Klaus  Schadenfreude ter.@gmail.com> wrote
in
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ing.dwarf.com: 

> [Default]  Governor Swill <governor.swill@gmail.com> typed:
> 

>>Because the House won`t send them an appropriation bill that isn`t
>>stupid. 
> 
> Because the Democrats LOVE open borders.

You see anything about the border in this list?

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When we look, however, at the policy dispute, we should be even more 
concerned. Republicans?and not just a handful of extremists?have 
supported appropriations bills that seek to cut:

    the Title I education program by 80% undermining support for schools 
attended by students from low-income families;
    the Title II education program by 77%, which would undermine efforts 
to help schools hire more teachers, train teachers, and reduce class 
sizes;
    Head Start, which would reduce pre-school slots nationwide by 82,000 
and roughly 3000 in Pennsylvania;
    the FBI and other law enforcement agencies that would eliminate over 
850 agents and 1400 support staff;
    U.S. Attorney offices by 12% eliminating 1400 positions;
    Housing Choice Vouchers, which would cut funding for 20,000 
households including roughly 800 in our state;
    job training and workforce development programs that serve 500,000 
people including roughly 20,000 in Pennsylvania;
    the National Institute of Health by $3.8 billion, reducing funding 
for cancer and Alzheimer?s research and eliminating any research on long 
COVID;
    home electrification projects by $4.5 billion, which would have heled 
about 250,000 low- and moderate-income households, and about 10,000 in 
Pennsylvania to secure grants to upgrade their electric service and 
appliances, which would reduce their costs and greenhouse gas emissions; 
and
    the Inflation Reduction Act by $20 billion for clean technology 
projects especially in low-income and disadvantaged communities.

And Republican extremists stand apart from bi-partisan majorities that 
seek additional funding for Ukraine and to help Americans harmed by 
natural disasters.

https://www.penncapital-star.com/commentary/opinion-its-the-policy-
disputes-behind-the-government-shutdown-that-should-concern-us-most/

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Oh, that`s right - shutting down tthe government means NO BORDER 
ENFORCEMENT AT ALL.

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