The Shutdown Act will forcing daily taxes for the law makers during the government closure

First in FOX: The Senate Republicans want to make sure that the makers of biological pain as the royal government is exploded.

Congress members, unlike other employees, are guaranteed to be paid during the government closure. But Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, you want to force tax from law makers who will eat their paychecks.

Moreno plans to introduce stopping the taxpayers, Shutdown), which would be especially new tax levels of lawmakers.

Government closure entered 3 day as a net steminal on top of Obamacare

Closure drops until the third day is no rump without seeing. The Senate also arranged to vote in the short-term GOP financial expedition on Friday, but Senate Democrats are expected to prevent it.

“Democrats are like Hakeem Jeffries want to be paid to close the government,” Moreno said in a statement on a statement on Fox News Digital. “It is funny. If Congress cannot do little, we don’t have to pay.”

Closure described: Who works, who is not money

Congress members on average makes $ 174,000 a year. That number can take turns according to whether your chiefland is in leadership. Prevention of law makers not to be paid during closure is fraudulent, however, provided that the US Constitution wants to receive the payment of any government.

Article The Constitution requires that “centers and fees will receive compensation for their services, for the law, and paid for the United States treasurer.”

Then there is 27 amendments, which was approved in the 1992, which prevents the conference in terms of the executive legislation that affects its payment during the current name.

Schumer, Democrats are facing the heating of a changing state of the government closure

The Moreno bill can prevent those guardrals by putting the daily legal tax that made the legal law that each day is that the session members are ongoing.

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At that time, the chances of the end of this week is low. Senate Democrats, led by a small Senate Chuck Schumer leader, DN.y.

Senate Mality Leader, John Tene, Rs.D. of continuing the same bill, which is the end of the last week, with a bid to Senate Democrats. To date, only three members of the Democratic Caucus – John Fetterman, D-Pertez Masto, ID-Maine, joins Republic to voting for the bill.