Home Democrats to hold ‘Day of Action’ to push against the Law on Consumption Supported GOP
Home Democrats on Tuesday will hold “Action Day” throughout the country to “aggressively” push against “the devil’s Republican scheme to bring the greatest cut of Medicaid in the history of our country” after Congress adopted an spending account to make Arts a the exclusion of the Government.
On Friday, the Senate voted 54-46 to make a proposal for the Stopping Act, with Senar Random Paul, R-Ky, as the only Republican who opposed the extent. Almost all Democrats’ senators opposed it, but Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Dn.h., and independent Senator Angus King of Maine, who advocated with democrats, voted to pass the law.
Earlier in the week, the GOP-controlled house brought a short-term account, otherwise known as continuous resolution, which will retain the spending level of the same as the fiscal year 2024 to 1 October.
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Hakem Jeffies’ minority leader, Dn.y., speaks during a press conference at Capitol, Washington, on Thursday, March 6, 2025. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
If the consumption account had not been adopted until the deadline on Friday, the government would have entered partial shutdown. President Donald Trump supported the bill of law and called on the legislators to pass it on.
The leader of the minority of Hakeem Jeffies, Dn.y., said the proposal of the law was “an attack on veterans, families, seniors and everyday Americans.”
“In the course of a Republican attack on the economy, health care, network of social security and benefits of veterans requires that we all work together in the coming weeks and months,” he said in a statement. “The hesitant and food superficial efforts of Donald Trump will not succeed.”
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Ambassador Hakeem Jeffries, a New York Democrat, speaks during a press conference at the American Capitol in Washington, DC, USA, on Thursday, February 6, 2025. (Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Jeffries said that Democrats House would hold “Day on Tuesday” on Tuesday to “aggressively push against the devil’s Republican scheme to bring the largest Medicaid cut in the history of our country,” adding: “We will join with colleagues at all levels of government to protect the US people.”
Democrats in the House and Senate, as well as governors, local elected officials, unions, civil rights organizations, democracy reform groups and concerned citizens play an important role, Jeffries said.
“Our party is not a cult, we are a coalition,” he said. “Occasionally we may not agree with a certain procedure. Democrats in the whole nation remain determined to alleviate life for everyday Americans and stop the damage done by Donald Trump, Elon Musk and House Republicans.”
Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer, Dn.y., speaks during a press conference. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
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Senate voting on Friday for the passage of a six-month continuous resolution followed after a procedural vote earlier during the day, which is enough for Democrats, including the leader of the Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., helped the Republicans overcome the Filibuster and move forward with the proposal of the Stop Consumption Act.
Jeffies refused to answer questions about whether he had confidence in Schumer after the Senator helped improve Republican legislation.
Fox News’ Julia Johnson contributed to this report.
