While most Republican leaders have been careful to avoid
talk of a government shutdown, former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele said on Monday that he didn't think it would be such a bad thing.
Not exact matches
If you heard or read any financial news over the past few days, you inevitably found the
talking heads rambling about the various implications
of a potential U.S.
government shutdown.
State budget
talks became heated in the final hours
of negotiations Friday, as ultimatums were offered and there were threats
of a
government shutdown.
Skelos dismissed all
talk of a potential
government shutdown showdown with Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has made it quite clear he'll follow the lead
of his predecessor, David Paterson, and put his budget proposal extender bills and force it down the Legislature's throat in the absence
of a deal on or about April 1.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's push to have his ethics legislation in the state budget or risk a
shutdown of state
government is setting a negative tone for the upcoming budget
talks, Senate Finance Chairman John DeFrancisco said.
WAMC's Dr. Alan Chartock discusses the 2 year deal to avert a
government shutdown, Pelosi's speech to stall DACA
talks and the start
of the Olympics.
Meanwhile, the border wall, DREAMers and DACA are scheduled to be at the top
of bipartisan
talks at the White House on Tuesday as both sides hope to end a standoff on immigration as a potential Jan. 19
government shutdown looms.
WAMC's Dr. Alan Chartock discusses the GOP's health care plan,
government shutdown, and the White House walking back
talk of wiretapping and Kellyanne Conway's microwave tweet.
Everyone is
talking about the
government shutdown — the battle
of partisan politics, the 800,000 + jobs that have been furloughed, the irritation
of not being able to visit a national park.
While these are just a few examples,
talking to my customers reminds me
of the federal
government's significant influence over business, and that we may be feeling the
shutdown's reverberations well down the road.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) became the first U.S. regulator to allow for cryptocurrency derivatives to trade publicly, then organized meetings to
talk about possibly changing the rules for cryptocurrency derivatives clearing (one
of the meetings was postponed due to the federal
government shutdown).