Republicans are treating national anti-trump protests as a shutdown

Republican lawmakers spent a week of vigil on Saturday for protests against President Donald Trump, many GOP leaders dismissed as “haters of America”.

Cities across the country are expected to see hundreds of thousands of people turn out to be “kings without kings”, and a few democrats have even said they are going.

Republicans are inclined to protest as a product of the left’s revival, while at the same time they oppose the Democrats who are strong in the GOP’s plan to end the government shutdown in the BID to please that base of the left.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-LA., told Fox Business Network he hoped Democratic leaders were there

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“It will be a set of wild war policy priorities, and that will be reflected across the country. After that, I hope there are a few Democrats here who will go back to their country,” Johnson said.

“Right now, I don’t think – it’s my opinion and all of ours that they won’t make that approval before those groups because they don’t want to face an angry crowd.”

The junior leader of the house, Hakeem Jeffries, d.n.y., asked the question that he will go to a part of the group on Friday, you know, he has my senses and will decide on the opening of the work to open the government. “

“But I support the right of all Americans to participate in the meetings that will take place this week and demonstrate to express opposition to the control of regulation,” he said.

However, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Dn.Y., said he would go to one of the protests, as he happens to be the chairman of the Democratic Party for Pete Aguilar, D-Calif.

Rep. Zach Nunn, R-Iowa, predicted other top Democratic figures could go but, like Johnson, signed on and hoped they would get what Republicans needed when it was over.

“My guess is if they don’t want the fundamentals from the left, maybe they’ll find a way to skip it in their agenda. The real question will be Saturday to return to Government?” Nunn told Fox News Digital earlier this week.

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“They should be doing it today. But if they feel like they have to please their base, then they better come to Jesus on Sunday and find a way to help them get back in the business of taking care of the American people.”

House GOP leaders have also criticized the rallies in nearly all of their daily shutdown briefings this week.

Majority Leader Steve Scalese, R-LA.

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And House Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn.

“If they shut it down before that, then they have to deal with that group first. If they do that, then they do that, and they do this hate thing, and then they do this thing,” said Emmer.

The house passed the last report of the federal government funded at current rates on November 21, called a continuing resolution (CR), mostly along party lines last month.

Since he failed 10 terms in the Senate, the majority of Democrats have rejected any spending that does not include the extension of funding for Covil-19 Funding that will expire at the end of this year without Conmessional action.