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US President-elect Donald Trump has thrown a wrench into the ongoing bipartisan negotiations aimed at preventing a government shutdown. After rejecting a proposed stopgap bill, Trump has encouraged Republican lawmakers to either renegotiate the terms or face the consequences of their inaction. This unexpected move has raised concerns among both parties, as a government shutdown could lead to significant disruptions in federal services and impact millions of Americans.
The stopgap bill was designed to provide temporary funding to keep the government operational while longer-term budget discussions continued. Trump's decision to dismiss the proposal has left lawmakers scrambling to find a solution before the impending deadline. With the clock ticking, tensions are rising as both sides grapple with the implications of a potential shutdown.
As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how Republican leaders will respond to Trump's demands and whether they can unite to find a viable path forward. The stakes are high, and the pressure is mounting as the nation watches closely.
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