At least 10 Senate Democrats are expected to vote to advance funding bills to reopen the government, according to Axios.
Today is day 40 of the Schumer Shutdown. US Airlines have canceled more than 2,500 flights this weekend due to the Democrat shutdown.
On Sunday, Senate Majority Leader John Thune said if the Democrats vote on a House-passed clean CR, he will offer a minibus appropriations bill.
Thune is expected to hold a vote on Sunday afternoon.
According to Axios, Senate Democrats are demanding a December vote on extending Obamacare tax credits.
However, Thune said Obamacare tax credits are not included in the agreement.
Axios reported:
Senate Democrats on Sunday indicated they are ready to advance a package of bills that could end the government shutdown, multiple sources told Axios.
Why it matters: It is the most significant movement toward a bipartisan breakthrough in the talks to re-open the government in over a month.
- At least 10 Senate Democrats are expected to support a procedural motion to advance a package of spending bills and a short term funding measure, multiple sources from both parties told Axios.
- The deal would include a promised vote on extending Obamacare tax credits in December, the sources said.
NEWS — A deal in the Senate to end the government shutdown is within reach, multiple sources from both parties told Axios.
At least 10 Dems are likely to support a procedural vote on a package of funding bills and a CR, sources said.
It would be in exchange for a vote on ACA…
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