Another shutdown crisis is looming in the US, and Donald Trump is responsible for that; here's why
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Is a shutdown crisis concerning Republicans?
While he is making good on the promises he announced during the US Presidential elections 2024, a shutdown crisis looms in the United States, and the new US President would have to take the blame for it if that really happens.
Meanwhile, Congressional Republicans are currently busy negotiating a massive conservative policy and budget overhaul, but they are scared that they could miss the federal appropriations process for FY2025 within the stipulated deadline.
Can Congress go for a partial shutdown?
According to reports, just 19 days are left in session until the deadline, and if that were to pass, Trump would be in murky waters around his administration's spending and various other miscellaneous things that lie in wait.
If March 14 arrives within this fiasco, Congress would not have any other option than to partially shut down the government in the middle of the reconciliation talks, which could precipitate a national crisis as that date would be much before Trump's 100 days at the office.
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