Sure, the entire thing is false and campaigning. It is not true that Democrats blocked H.R.5371. The bill was voted on unlike say when Republicans block a bill

Sure, the entire thing is false and campaigning. It is not true that Democrats blocked H.R.5371. The bill was voted on unlike say when Republicans block a bill by sending the representatives home instead of voting on say an Epstein related issue. (Recent vote was 55-45 [1] which not every R voted yay). The lapse in appropriations cannot singular be pointed at H.R.5371. If Republicans had stuck to their campaign promises of a balanced budget then we wouldn't be in this situation as we wouldn't need additional borrowing. Less politically, if 60+ people had input into the bill then it would've passed. Can't be upset that somebody didn't vote for something they didn't have input in. Only 50 votes are needed in the Senate to pass any legislation (per constitution). The whole 60-votes is a requirement that any point can be changed by the Senate and has been recently for federal judges. [1]: https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/5371/all-actions https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/5371...