House Speaker Mike Johnson has blasted Democrats for their sudden shift in stance on the Trump funding bill, leading to a federal government shutdown. Johnson warns of the potential consequences for American workers and the economy.
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The federal government shutdown is primarily due to a failure to pass a funding bill, with Republicans and Democrats clashing over provisions related to border security and immigration enforcement.
Mike Johnson is the House Speaker and a Republican. He is leading the criticism against Democrats for their stance on the Trump funding bill, which has resulted in the government shutdown.
The potential consequences include mass layoffs, funding cuts, and significant economic and social disruptions, affecting millions of Americans and essential services.
President Trump posted controversial messages targeting Rep. Hakeem Jeffries on social media, which further inflamed the already tense political climate.
House Speaker Mike Johnson urges Democrats to ‘just ignore’ President Trump’s controversial posts and focus on reaching a compromise to end the government shutdown.

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