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SHOULD CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENT WORK TO RESOLVE THE ANY SHUTDOWN CRISIS?

In January 18, 2019 the United States Government was in locked shutdown due to the failure of the House of Representatives to serve the people by meeting with the President and resolving differences that would open government (preventing TENS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN COLLATERAL ECONOMIC DAMAGE) over the building of a secure system to protect the borders of the United States of America. SHAME ON ALL WHO REFUSE TO MEET.  Our unofficial survey currently shows 85% of respondents would insist that all involved in the process stay at their work positions until the issue is resolved .

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Government Shutdowns:

1. What causes government shutdowns?
Government shutdowns occur when Congress and the President fail to pass appropriations bills or continuing resolutions to fund government operations.

2. What was the specific issue behind the government shutdown mentioned in the blog post?
The blog refers to a shutdown related to disagreements over funding for a secure system to protect the borders of the United States.

3. Why is collaboration between Congress and the President crucial during shutdown crises?
Collaboration is essential to pass necessary funding measures and prevent economic damage, as government shutdowns can have significant collateral economic effects.

4. What is the public sentiment regarding elected officials’ responsibility during shutdowns?
According to an unofficial survey mentioned in the blog, 85% of respondents believe that all involved in the process should remain at their work positions until the issue is resolved.

5. What are the consequences of prolonged government shutdowns?
Prolonged shutdowns can disrupt government services, delay payments to government employees and contractors, and have adverse effects on the economy and public confidence.

6. How can government shutdown crises be resolved effectively?
Resolving shutdown crises requires bipartisan cooperation, compromise, and a commitment to finding common ground on funding issues. Elected officials must prioritize the interests of the nation and work towards swift resolutions to prevent economic harm and ensure the smooth functioning of government.

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