State Attorneys General Demand Action from Schumer Now
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**Shutdown Showdown: State Attorneys General Demand Action from Schumer**
As the ongoing government shutdown continues to impact millions of Americans, a coalition of 19 state attorneys general is taking a stand.
Led by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, these legal leaders are urging Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to put an end to the impasse that jeopardizes essential services like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which is set to end abruptly on November 1.
In a strongly-worded letter, the attorneys general express their concern for the "working parents, senior citizens, and individuals with disabilities" who will face hunger and uncertainty as politicians play their games in Washington.
"This shutdown is a direct result of squabbles in Congress, and it’s time for leadership, not partisanship," Yost stated, highlighting the urgent need for Congress to pass a clean continuing resolution to restore funding and avoid further harm to vulnerable populations.
The letter emphasizes the dire consequences of the shutdown, noting that around 1.4 million Ohioans are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits. “No family should go hungry because Washington lacks the appetite for consensus,” Yost insisted.
The GOP-led coalition's message is clear: it is time for Schumer and the Democrats to prioritize the needs of the American people over political leverage. As mistrust grows between parties, the pressure is mounting on Democrats who have historically followed the same path of cooperation when in control.
Interestingly, this shutdown presents an opportunity for Republicans to highlight their commitment to governance that serves the people, not party agendas. A previous clean resolution backed by both parties underscores the capabilities of Congress to come together in times of crisis.
Interestingly, some Democratic lawmakers have also shown signs of dissent, with individuals like Senator John Fetterman calling for a resolution to fund the government. This fissure within the Democratic ranks could be the key to pushing for a resolution in favor of those who depend on SNAP.
As the situation unfolds, it seems clearer than ever that bipartisan action could pave the way for a swift resolution. With Republicans bringing attention to the immediate needs of families, it raises pertinent questions about the priorities of the party currently in power.
Amidst the turmoil, one thing remains certain: it is time for Washington to prioritize the American people over political games.
The urgency of this situation calls for leadership from all parties involved, but the spotlight is firmly on Schumer as the voice of reason grows louder from the states and their respective legal representatives.
Sources:
wnd.com
thegatewaypundit.com
dailysignal.com
As the ongoing government shutdown continues to impact millions of Americans, a coalition of 19 state attorneys general is taking a stand.
Led by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, these legal leaders are urging Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to put an end to the impasse that jeopardizes essential services like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which is set to end abruptly on November 1.
In a strongly-worded letter, the attorneys general express their concern for the "working parents, senior citizens, and individuals with disabilities" who will face hunger and uncertainty as politicians play their games in Washington.
"This shutdown is a direct result of squabbles in Congress, and it’s time for leadership, not partisanship," Yost stated, highlighting the urgent need for Congress to pass a clean continuing resolution to restore funding and avoid further harm to vulnerable populations.
The letter emphasizes the dire consequences of the shutdown, noting that around 1.4 million Ohioans are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits. “No family should go hungry because Washington lacks the appetite for consensus,” Yost insisted.
The GOP-led coalition's message is clear: it is time for Schumer and the Democrats to prioritize the needs of the American people over political leverage. As mistrust grows between parties, the pressure is mounting on Democrats who have historically followed the same path of cooperation when in control.
Interestingly, this shutdown presents an opportunity for Republicans to highlight their commitment to governance that serves the people, not party agendas. A previous clean resolution backed by both parties underscores the capabilities of Congress to come together in times of crisis.
Interestingly, some Democratic lawmakers have also shown signs of dissent, with individuals like Senator John Fetterman calling for a resolution to fund the government. This fissure within the Democratic ranks could be the key to pushing for a resolution in favor of those who depend on SNAP.
As the situation unfolds, it seems clearer than ever that bipartisan action could pave the way for a swift resolution. With Republicans bringing attention to the immediate needs of families, it raises pertinent questions about the priorities of the party currently in power.
Amidst the turmoil, one thing remains certain: it is time for Washington to prioritize the American people over political games.
The urgency of this situation calls for leadership from all parties involved, but the spotlight is firmly on Schumer as the voice of reason grows louder from the states and their respective legal representatives.
Sources:
wnd.com
thegatewaypundit.com
dailysignal.com
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