The government shutdown enters its fourth week with no clear end in sight

“I know that I know nothing” – Socrates

“You know nothing” – Baseball Legend Yogi Berra

Socrates may have been wanting to know, Berra was talking about baseball, but it’s possible that the government shutdown was being discussed.

So when will it end?

“You don’t have to ask me because I’m someone who says he’ll only stay for five days,” rep. Andy Biggs, R-ARIZ., said the fox. “But I’ll tell you, several gifted Democrat Senators have just indicated that they think this is going to go ’til at least November.”

However, Biggs added that he ‘sees no end in sight.’

The government is entering the most comprehensive shutdown in US history with no end in sight

Whether it’s his or Yogi Berra’s, we don’t know “Nothing.” What does it mean economically for us he did you know something.

However, I do know proper grammar.

One thing I know about this case is that I know nothing about ending the government shutdown.

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Or is it possible that you might be able to wash when the government shutdown ends?

Rectomican Republicans believe that Democrats will cave after the issue of days when the money expired in Oct. 1. Later, the nominated Democrats of the GP will keep the closed government with “No kings” rallies all over the country.

The GOP said Democrats need to show their base that they are “fighting” President Donald Trump.

“Now that they’ve had their protests, I’m just praying that they’ll do it and reopen the government this week,” said House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-LA.

Junior leader of the house hakeem jeffries, dn.y.

“In a few days, it will be something else,” Jeffries said.

So, we enter the age of dysfunction as the government shutdown enters its fourth week.

Who would have predicted?

Then again, who would have predicted thieves would make off with millions of dollars worth of jewelry inside the Louvre in a historic heist? At least the criminals stole our attention away from the government shutdown for a bit.

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That said, everyone knows (even if they won’t say it publicly) who is likely to end the government shutdown: Trump.

He is not just the President. Trump has Companican republicans at the convention Ronald Reagan was only jealous of. So until he joins the prostitute, the government will remain closed.

“Donald Trump needs to get involved. He needs to cut deals. Get off the golf course and actually decide to end the shutdown that you’ve allowed him to do,” Jeffries said.

“Donald Trump, instead of leaving the country before he leaves the country, should sit down and talk to us so we can deal with this terrible situation,” said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Dn.Y. “The President should meet with us. It’s not standing, him or anything in politics. It’s that people are in trouble every day.”

The President met with lawmakers this week, holding court with Senate Republicans for lunch at a prepared rose.

“Did you see it on the white marble floor?” planned for the President.

But Democrats argue that Trump is being run by the wrong party. Schumer describes it as the “Rose Garden Pep Rally.”

Trump urged Democrats to cut back — and vote for spending money.

“They were killed at the polling stations,” he said.

Screams erupt between Hakeem Jeffries, Mike Lawler as the chaos of the government continues

“Shouldn’t the President participate in the negotiations at this stage to end this?” yours truly asks Johnson.

“We’re not going [to] Pay the ransom to open the Federal Government,” the Speaker replied.

“Isn’t the only key to ending this shutdown is to have negotiations on the ground between the two sides?” I followed them.

“The Republicans have nothing to offer the Democrats,” Johnson responded.

In fact, some Republicans say Trump shouldn’t negotiate.

“If I’ve learned anything about President Trump, it’s his timing. I think he feels like the timing isn’t right now. We’re winning the message war,” said Sen. Roger Marshall, R-KAN. “So there will be time. But time has not yet passed.”

It is not clear when that time will come, considering that the government remains protected for more than three weeks.

And two weeks ago, Republicans burned Schamer for announcing things they got “better” from Democrats for a long time to shut down, but the shutdown is now sitting on Capitol Hill.

War Republicans held the line as Johnson pressured the shutdown

“Welcome to the 22nd closing of the Democrats,” Johnson said in a brief summary of the daily good news delivered by both parties.

“This sucks,” said Sen. Ruben Garlego, D-Ariz., on Fox Business about the shutdown.

Lawyers are now calling for a curfew.

“Hopefully we get this closure resolved before the end of the month,” Jeffries said.

There are concerns about how the closure could affect national parks.

“(Here are) the worst effects we will start to see without regular workers. The waste will develop again” said the chairman of the House Natural Resomides committee.

Both teams are confident that they will win in the closing stages.

“What I hear in our town hall repeated over and over ( “I heard it all the time.”

“It’s meeting the American people. What I’m hearing from people in CleancIcut is ‘Hangod,'” said Sen. Richard Bliencenhal, D-CONT.

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The Senate is considering a test vote on Thursday to pay essential workers on the job without pay, but Democrats are skeptical.

“I might like to pay federal employees,” said Sen. Peter Welch, D-vt. “Unfortunately that Bill, Unfortunately, gives latitude to the President to pick and choose, or, should I say, (house budget director)

So when you close the fatigue on the set, no one knows where it will end.

It is said that knowing what you do not know actually constitutes true knowledge.

And if no one knows the end of the closure, which means that everyone is smart.