.realDonaldTrump tells Republicans to vote against 'disaster' omnibus spending bill as deal struck
Former President Donald Trump weighed in on the goverment omnibus spending bill just hours before the midnight deadline, urging Republicans to vote against the"disaster" legislation.
"Every single Republican should vote no on the ludicrous, unacceptable $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill. It's a disaster for our country," Trump said."Biden in the radical Democrats are trying to ram through this monstrosity in the dark of night when no one has even had a chance to read.
"This bill will make the border worse, it will make crime worse, it will make the economy worse," Trump said."It will make inflation worse, it will make every single one of Joe Biden's total catastrophes even more ruinous and damaging to our country. Our country is going to hell because of what they've done in the last two years. Passing a spending bill now, before Republicans take control of Congress on Jan.
Some GOP lawmakers threatened to stall the spending legislation until Congress could come to an agreement on Title 42, threatening the Senate’s ability to pass the omnibus with just hours before a government shutdown. Title 42 was set to expire on Wednesday but has since been extended by the Supreme Court after an emergency plea from 19 Republican-led states urging the court to keep the Trump-era policy.
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