Democrats’ first big chance to check Trump may make them look even weaker

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Washington is the first point to take advantage of President Donald Trump at the end of the Democrats.

The pressure point is created on a temporary government funding bill that can present supporters of the president’s opposition and democratic voters as a pine to show some fights to their legislators.

Before a Senate vote, Democratic leaders face a contradictory election: Should they close the government to try to save it? This gambling can come up with a significant negative aspect, as shutdown agencies and thousands of ferrough federal workers may be even more at risk of metaphorical chinsees occupied by Elon Musk.

Democrats’ selection will contest against the growing background of the growing frustration by the progressives, whose frustration has been frightened after the 2024 elections as Trump has overturned Washington in his first 50 days and plans to break the Liberal World Order, which has been going on for 80 years.

The Democrats were widely mocked over their ineffective protests, which emphasized the Congress earlier this month during Trump’s joint address, when wearing some colors, and others took on the slogans of anti -Trump.

Pennsylvania’s Democratic volunteer Bobby Erickson wants his party leader to be more aggressive in countering Trump. “We are watching the Constitution burning. We are looking at the country that we like to end systematically.

Back to Washington, party leaders have the opportunity to show some steel.

History shows that Republicans are usually responsible for the closure of a partial government that will begin on Friday night until the Senate approves new expenses to keep it open.

But Trump and Kasturi, with their amazing movements to break the federal machine, have reduced the political logic, which has left the two sides redeeming the novels that have changed the politics of shutdown dramas.

The House of Representatives set up a one-to-GOP cartoon by passing a bill to freeze the expenditure at the current level by the end of September-while adjusting to which money is allocated to prioritize Trump’s priorities, such as border enforcement. The House then left the city immediately, leaving the Senate to set up.

Democrats fear that this stop gap bill will be provided for six more months To expand the government’s government’s performance plan to dismiss thousands of workers for Trump and Canaustal and close the entire federal departments. But ideologically, they may stop the GOP by refusing to vote for eight votes required to reach a full -fledged majority in the Senate. For most bills, 60 votes are the only lever needed that Democrats can draw in the capital to slow down or moderate Trump’s actions.

“I will vote for the House Republicans last night against things coming into the Senate because I don’t want to vote for Trump and Musk’s work.”

But if the Democrats take this path, they will close the government only when Trump is trying to destroy it.

Sean Mark Kelly, a Democrat, a Democrat in Arizona, told CNN’s Catalon Collins on Tuesday that he would not yet decide to vote. But it leads to a shutdown that is beyond federal workers even more difficult. If it closes, what is Elon Musk doing? Kelly said, this is a major concern for me. “Elon, and how many more former soldiers are this administration? So, there is no good option.”

Senate Democratic Minority Leader Chuck Shamar on Wednesday tried to break the Democrats from his undeniable political box, and warned that there was no need for 60 votes to pass the funding bill. He called for a one -month extension, which allocated the same costs because he is currently enforced to allow bilateral talks. “We must vote on it. I hope, I hope our Republican colleagues will join us to avoid being closed on Friday, “Shamar said on Wednesday.

But there is no possibility of GOP, who baskets on Washington Power in its monopoly, will be “involved” with the minority party. Therefore, it is appropriate to ask whether Shamar is affecting the expectation that many of his members will eventually vote to keep the government open – while most of his party will be allowed to cast a symbolic but politically useful vote against Trump.

The Republicans are enjoying the spectacle after deciding their net.

“Chuck Shamar is a huge decision. Is he going to pass the bill to keep the government open? Or will be accused of shutting down, “House Speaker Mike Johnson told Fox News on Wednesday. Down Sagas has been encountered for years.

The next two days will be a deeply painful experience for the Democrats. “I hate the House bill.” The Colorado Democrat is leaning towards voting for the move, despite the warning that it will give Trump more time to jam with a clean official deduction that “just as we are fighting.”

Even in the threat of the closure of the government, the arguments for blockade of the Senate are mostly connected to the Democrats on the occasion that the most disrupting the most of the modern presidential history will show some resistance to the first 100 days.

Democrats will also be hoping to put Johnson’s response to his members and to send his members home. They will hope that either will get some privileges that can slow down Trump’s jogarnate or open a phase in the majority of the GOP House, which may be important later, more critical fighting.

Pennsylvania’s Sen, John Fitter, is one of the few Democrats who has openly discussed the approval of the Stap Gap Bill – before, after adjusting some Trump’s policies and nominees, after inciting some of his party members.

“If you turn it off, you will affect millions and millions and millions of Americans and hurt them on Wednesday, and you will risk us to slip into all other things,” Fatherman told CNN Manu Raju on Wednesday. “Remember what you were voting for. You were voting to close the government, and it will completely punish millions, millions of Americans.

Fatherman’s attitude will look like a phrase for many Democrats, demanding strict action from its representatives in Washington. But it also indicates an unprecedented fact that the party is forced to face permanently: it lacks the power to have a real impact. The oldest that may change is mid -term elections in 2026, when Democrats hope that historical ideas will remain and they will re -occupy the House and the current president’s authority.

But their difficulties in eliminating the current 53-47 edge of GOP in the Senate are a cause for trouble, only two Republican-led seats, in the Mine and North Carolina, are certainly weakening with several existing Democrats. The equation became even more difficult on Wednesday when New Hampshire’s scene. Jean Shaheen – A state that only went to the Democrats in the 2024 presidential election – announced that he would not elect to open a competitive race for his seat.