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I avoid readig news due to the obvious bias that has seemingly infected all publications. However, tried Kagi News today and here is the summary of the shutdown
by centiar 1y ago
I avoid readig news due to the obvious bias that has seemingly infected all publications. However, tried Kagi News today and here is the summary of the shutdown:
"Republicans are pressing a clean stopgap bill to fund agencies through November 21, while Democrats insist on extending health-care subsidies and reversing recent Medicaid cuts in any deal."
https://kite.kagi.com/ecc8e0de-f9d3-421c-99cb-9b165e14e9c6/world/0 https://kite.kagi.com/ecc8e0de-f9d3-421c-99cb-9b165e14e9c6/w...
- jgoewert 1y agoDang. I guess kagi is about as useful as a cuecat with a synopsis like that.
- AnimalMuppet 1y agoWhat good is a clean spending bill if the president is going to use recission? So, under current circumstances, why should it matter to the Democrats that it's a clean bill?
- centiar 1y ago[dead]
- cosmicgadget 1y agoWhat obvious bias?
- centiar 1y ago[dead]
- mint5 1y agoWell that summary is curiously ignoring the glaring elephant in the room - selective context is useful for propaganda I suppose - a clean resolution is an utterly meaningless concept in the context of an administration that is already arbitrarily revoking funding to anything they dislike.
- sgnelson 1y agoWell thank god it took a complex event like the modern politics around budgeting for the entire US government and broke it down into a 1 paragraph synopsis for you. How would you ever know what was going on if it didn't? /s
- centiar 1y ago[dead]
- asacrowflies 1y agoJesus
- KingLancelot 1y ago[dead]