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Senate Republican on government funding: ‘It’ll be a clown circus for a few days’

Senator John Kennedy (R-La.) predicts that the process of funding the government will be a “clown circus” for a few days in light of the ongoing partial government shutdown. However, he remains optimistic and believes that by the end of the week, Congress will have successfully passed 11 of the 12 appropriations bills.

The government shutdown, which began on December 22, 2018, has left thousands of federal employees without pay and has caused disruptions in various government services. It has also created a sense of uncertainty and frustration among the American people. But Senator Kennedy assures us that this shutdown will not last much longer.

In an interview on Monday, Senator Kennedy expressed his belief that Congress will be able to pass the remaining appropriations bills and put an end to this shutdown. He acknowledged that the process may be bumpy, but remained confident that it will ultimately result in a positive outcome.

Senator Kennedy’s statement comes as a ray of hope in the midst of the government shutdown chaos. His words have reassured the public that their government is working to resolve this issue as soon as possible. This is a testament to the dedication and determination of our elected officials to serve the people and keep the government running smoothly.

The senator’s optimistic outlook is also backed by the efforts of his colleagues in Congress. Both the House and the Senate have been working diligently to pass legislation that would fund the remaining government agencies and end the shutdown. With the passing of 11 out of 12 appropriations bills, it is clear that our legislators are committed to finding a solution to this issue.

Senator Kennedy’s confidence in the government’s ability to overcome this hurdle is a reflection of the resilience and strength of our nation. Despite the challenges and obstacles, we as a nation have always found a way to come out stronger. This shutdown is no different. It may be a bumpy road, but we will come out of it with a more efficient and functional government.

Moreover, Senator Kennedy’s words also serve as a reminder that the government shutdown is not just a political issue, but it affects real people and their livelihoods. The senator acknowledged the difficulties faced by federal employees who are currently working without pay and assured them that their hard work and dedication will not go unnoticed.

As we move forward, it is important to remember that this is not a time for blame or finger-pointing. Rather, it is a time for unity and collaboration to find a solution that benefits all Americans. Senator Kennedy’s positive attitude and his belief in the power of bipartisanship is a shining example of how we can work together to overcome challenges and move forward as a nation.

In conclusion, Senator John Kennedy’s positive outlook on the government shutdown serves as a ray of hope in these uncertain times. He believes that the government will be able to pass the remaining appropriations bills and end the shutdown, despite the challenges it may face along the way. His words remind us of the resilience and strength of our nation and the power of working together. Let us remain positive and united as we navigate through this temporary setback, and emerge stronger as a nation.

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