House Democrats to hold ‘Day of Action’ to push back against GOP-backed spending bill

House Democrats will back down against “aggressively” “aggressively” “” aggressively “” the biggest medical deduction in our nation’s history “against” aggressively “” aggressively “across the country, when the Congress officially approved the expenditure bill to stop the government’s closure.

The Senate voted 54-46 to approve a stop gap expense bill with Senate Rand Paul, RK, as the only Republican opposed to the move on Friday. Almost all Democrats Senators opposed it, but Sen. Jean Shaheen, DNH, and Mini’s independent Sen Angos King, who are together with the Democrats, voted to approve the bill.

Earlier in the week, the GOP -controlled house approved the short -term bill, otherwise it is known as a permanent resolution, which will continue to spend the same year as 2024 by the financial year.

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If the expenditure bill was not approved by the last date of Friday, the government would have been partially closed. President Donald Trump supported the bill and urged lawmakers to approve it.

House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffrees, DNY, said the bill was “attacking veterans, family, elderly and everyday Americans.”

“We all need to work together in the weeks and months of the coming weeks and months,” he said in a statement. “Donald Trump’s unpleasant and naked effort to divide us will not succeed.”

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Democrats from New York, Rap. Hakim Jeffrez, addressing a news conference in the US Capital in Washington, DC, the United States on Thursday, February 6, 2025. (Terne L. Cross/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Jeffrez said that the House Democrats will hold “Day of Action” all over the United States on Tuesday to “aggressively withdraw against the vicious Republican scheme for the biggest medical deduction in our nation’s history,” he added: “We will protect the American people at all levels.”

Jeffrez said that the Democrats in the House and the Senate, as well as governors, local elected officials, unions, civil rights organizations, reform groups in democracy and all related citizens, have an important role.

“Our party is not a sect, we are unity,” he said. “At this point, we cannot strongly agree with a particular process. At all times, Democrats across the country are committed to improving life for everyday Americans and preventing the damage caused by Donald Trump, Elon Musk and House Republicans.”

The majority of the Senate leaders, Chuck Shamar, DNY, address during a news conference. (Kevin Diet/Getty Images)

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The Senate vote came up early this day to approve the six -month resolution on Friday, following a vote of coffee, including Coffee Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Shammer, DNY, with the help of a Republican to overcome Flabster and spend a stop gap.

Jeffrez has declined to answer questions about whether the Senator has trusted Shamar after helping Republican -backed legislation forward.

Fox News’ Julia Johnson cooperated in this report.