> Only 25% of the government was under debate on Dec 2017, so only that 25% of the Federal Government was shutdown. That's what I said. > 25% of the federal g

> Only 25% of the government was under debate on Dec 2017, so only that 25% of the Federal Government was shutdown. That's what I said. > 25% of the federal government is roughly 800,000 workers who have gotten a $0.0 paycheck yesterday, while most of them were forced to keep working. I calculated off of a million, so that's still below that. > The fact that airports keep working are because these TSA Agents + Air Traffic controllers have decided that keeping the airports open are more important than getting a paycheck. Pretty sure they're required to keep working by law? > Salute them next time you see one and thank them for their sacrifice. What? What sacrifice? They're going to get paid when this is over. They also took the job knowing something like this happens every other year. This is not new.