House Republicans voted to keep the government open with the exact plan Democrats demanded: A short-term CR with no strings attached. Now they’re blocking it. This shutdown was never about policy, its Democrats playing politics.

On what would have been his 32nd birthday, Congress has designated October 14 as a National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk. Charlie was fearless in defense of truth and tireless in his work to awaken the next generation to the values that make America strong. His voice

Happy Columbus Day! Christopher Columbus’s voyage showed the power of faith and courage to change the course of history. Those qualities still drive the American spirit today. Today, we celebrate exploration, discovery, and the Italian-American heritage that helped shape our

Happy 250th birthday to the United States Navy! For two and a half centuries, America’s sailors have defended our shores, projected strength abroad, and ensured freedom of navigation across the world’s oceans. America is forever grateful ⚓🇺🇸

After two agonizing years, all of the living Israeli hostages have been BROUGHT HOME! Thanks to President Trump’s leadership and relentless diplomacy, families can finally welcome their loved ones home.

Republicans did our job 23 days ago: We voted to keep the government OPEN. Democrats SHUT IT DOWN 11 days ago. And they’ve now said NO to the same clean deal that would reopen it, 8 TIMES

We will ALWAYS stand up for the men and women in the military who defend our freedom 🇺🇸 Thank you @realDonaldTrump

It was a privilege to join today’s Space Coast Honor Flight sendoff in Melbourne. These veterans who served our nation decades ago still stand as examples of duty, patriotism, and honor to us all 🇺🇸

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Democrats’ shutdown is costing Florida families paychecks and services they’ve already paid for. I voted to keep the government open. Democrats are voting to keep it closed. Read more from me in @Florida_Today ⬇️

This government shutdown costs the US $15 billion a week, puts thousands of federal workers in jeopardy, and disables services that taxpayers already paid for. House Republicans already voted to keep the government open. Democrats are trying to tank the economy for politics.

Voting against the CR means cutting off pay for service members and blocking benefits for veterans. Republicans voted to protect those who protect us. Democrats voted for chaos.

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Democrats originally demanded $1,500,000,000,000 to reopen the government. Now they’ve bumped it up by $350,000,000,000 That's called a ransom note, NOT a negotiation.

Imagine walking into a “negotiation” where one side demands: - $1.5 trillion in more spending, - Free health care for illegal immigrants, - And welfare for people who won’t work. Now imagine being told you’re the problem for saying no.

Democrats claim Republicans won’t negotiate. The truth? WE ALREADY DID. We offered what they asked for: A clean, short-term bill to keep the government open while we finish passing budget bills. Then they changed course and voted AGAINST it!

Federal workers and taxpayers shouldn’t be collateral damage in Chuck Schumer’s political games. Republicans passed a clean, seven-week bill to keep the government open and protect paychecks while we negotiate. Democrats are the ones standing in the way.

Two years ago today, Hamas terrorists carried out one of the most barbaric attacks in modern history, murdering 1,200 innocent men, women, and children in Israel and taking hundreds more hostage on October 7th, 2023. The terrible images from that day still shake the conscience

If Congress is going to extend the Obamacare subsidies, let’s do it the right way: Through open debate, hearings, and facts on the table. Not through a last-minute, closed-door deal that leaves taxpayers in the dark.

The Democrats requested a clean CR and a short timeframe; Republicans delivered that. Yet, in a shocking reversal, Democrats voted FOR this shutdown, delaying veterans' benefits, leaving workers unpaid, and costing $15B in weekly GDP. It’s time to demand Chuck Schumer reopen