Trump Warns of Shutdown's Tax Implications
President Donald Trump warned that a potential government shutdown could result in higher taxes for Americans, as it would delay his proposed tax cut plan. The House passed a stopgap bill to prevent the shutdown, but Senate approval is necessary, requiring Democratic support.
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President Donald Trump warned on Thursday that a potential U.S. government shutdown might lead to increased taxes for Americans, as it would hinder his tax cut proposal.
The House of Representatives, under Republican control, has already passed a temporary funding measure to keep the government operational, but the bill's progression is stalled in the Senate.
Senate passage requires some votes from Democrats, highlighting a crucial bipartisan step to avoid a shutdown and secure the advancement of the tax plan.
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