US Republican lawmakers say government "shutdown" does not help midterm elections
Jinse Finance reported that on October 9 local time, U.S. Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Greene stated in an interview that she does not believe a government "shutdown" would help Republicans win the midterm elections, nor does she agree with Republicans ignoring the Medicare crisis. She cited her own experience to illustrate that prices in the United States have not decreased. Marjorie Greene said that inflation is overwhelming people, and Americans are struggling to make ends meet. She emphasized that if her children were affected as a result, she would abandon her party affiliation and fight for them with all her strength. She added that this generation can hardly make a living and feels hopeless about the future.
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