What is it going to take to restart the US Government after the shutdown, and what does it all mean?

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CosmicSex said:

Trumpstyle said:

This is a misconception I seen several people saying now on this thread. It wasn't really a "bipartisan" deal, it was negotiated by 3 republicans Cory gardner, Lindsey graham and Jeff flake. They are really democrats when it comes to immigration issues. I don't think there was a single republican that liked their bill except themself.

Congress didn't really come with a bipartisan bill. The bill didn't have the support from paul ryan and neither mitch mcconnell. Than Trump torpedoed the bill.

Which deal are you talking about... he nearly killed them both.  Remember it was Republican who where snapping because he came out against somethingthey supported and he labeled it incorrectly... seemingly purposefully...the bill that all the GOP supported... at the last freaking moment.  The 6 months of protection to work out a deal for the undocumented Americans vs the 30 days Trump sighted when he said the GOP plan wasn't good enough... enough though you can't say anything to make him correct because he was wrong. 

The White House later retracted his comments but the point is that the GOP sometimes feel more apprehensive to make a move because they can be sure what he wants and are willing to produce anything he will actually sigh as suggested by Mitch.

I actually wish the Republicans in Congress would just do what they want and not worry about what Trump wants.  See if he really uses that veto pen and then deal with it if it happens.  At least then people can't blame Congress for being the reason nothing gets done.