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continuing resolution

noun

U.S. Politics.
  1. legislation enacted by Congress to allow government operations to continue until the regular appropriations are enacted: used when action on appropriations is not completed by the beginning of a fiscal year.


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The ad attacks Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, for voting against a GOP continuing resolution that funded the government through September, which most Democrats opposed because it did nothing to check the Trump administration's impoundment of congressionally-authorized spending.

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As I said, I have not put much faith in the leaders in DC, especially since they caved on the continuing resolution a couple of weeks ago.

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I’m not saying the Dems were right to support the continuing resolution, but a government shutdown could well have strengthened Trump’s hand.

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On March 14, Congress approved a Continuing Resolution for Fiscal Year 2025 that President Donald Trump signed into law, which includes $535 million for the organization.

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Kim released a statement on Feb. 26 about the House continuing resolution to avert a partial government shutdown, noting that it “provides a framework for fiscal spending and does not make cuts to any specific programs.”

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