US House Republicans Plan to Stay Out of Town During Federal Government "Shutdown"
Jinse Finance reported that on October 4 local time, Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives held a conference call. During the meeting, the Republican leadership informed lawmakers that they plan not to return to Washington during the federal government "shutdown." Currently, the U.S. government is in a "shutdown" due to a budget deadlock, and both the Democratic and Republican parties continue to blame each other for the responsibility of the appropriations bill. (Golden Ten Data)
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