Trump wears the ax on “democratic agencies” with blame on Capitol Hill

President Donald Trump said that he and his budget manager will conduct the “democratic agencies” that he will take as the US government is closing from its third day.

He pointed out that the Republicans should seize the opportunity to “clarify dead wood” and have not given any hints of concessions to democratic demands to include the legislation that funds the government in health care insurance.

Meanwhile, Republicans and Democrats at Capitol Hill continued to blame each other for their failure to keep federal agencies open.

Hundreds of thousands of federal workers reside at home, while others worked without pay. Some federal attractions were closed to visitors, while others, including the Freedom statue, remained open.

Analysts do not expect that both sides will ski without pressure from ordinary Americans, most of whom have not yet felt direct effects on their lives.

It was not clear exactly what Trump could decide at a meeting on Thursday with Russell Feon, director of the American Administration and Budget Office (OMB).

When Congress fails to keep the United States government open, the OMB manager works with the president to choose government activities that must stop and any necessary.

Then it gives directives to federal agencies about employees who put on the leave, which means an unpaid leave.

On the first day of the closure, Veedt said that the White House has moved to stop or cancel billions of dollars from the funding allocated to democratic countries, including $ 18 billion (13.4 billion pounds) in New York infrastructure projects – the home of Senator Choc Shomer and the Democratic leader of the House of Representatives, Hakeem Jeffrols.

Both sides should meet to pass legislation if the government wants to reopen them.

Republicans need eight Democratic Senate members to vote with them, while Democrats need 13 Republicans alongside them. Only three Democrats joined Republicans in the last failed Senate vote on Wednesday.

The lawmakers are expected to try again on Friday afternoon to resolve the dilemma with a vote in the Senate.

Republicans want to pass a financing measure without anything else attached, but Democrats want to include renewing health insurance subsidies for low -income individuals whose validity ends at the end of the year.

In the fencing press conferences in the Capitol Hill on Thursday, none of the parties appeared ready to present the land.

Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson described the Democrats as “selfish”, who called him “the closure of the Democrats”, and said that he would not negotiate the addition of insurance benefits – or any other measures – for government financing.

Jeffrez accused the Republicans of not wanting to provide the Americans working with health care and said that Trump’s threats to launch more federal workers were meaningless. He referred to: “They shot the federal employees all the time.”

Lee Miringov, director of the Marist University Institute for Public Opinion, said that his poll indicates that the Americans have been largely divided by the party’s lines when it comes to appointing an error to close it.

He said that the majority of the Democratic and Republican participants in his polls blamed the other party for the closure, while 41 % of the independents said that the two parties participated in the equality of blame.

“Both parties have mastered the formation of fingers, and all that remains we have is an increasing number of people who believe that the country is heading in the wrong direction.”

The Americans expected to press Congress to reopen the government – but not even see the effect of closing on their lives.

When politicians exchanged criticism, US government services began grinding and stopped thousands of federal workers at home.

It was expected that about 750,000 federal workers were expected to take unpaid leave, according to estimates from the CBO budget office.

Federal employees who consider “essential” continued work, although it is without a fee. It includes more than 200,000 law enforcement officers.

Air traffic watchers and transport security management devices (TSA) are necessary, so air travel will not be affected immediately.

During the last closure, these employees began to communicate with patients, which led to some delay in the main airports.

Tourists were removed from museums in Washington and New York, including the federal hall of Manhattan.

The BBC director told the building closed like other federal monuments.

George Washington, the first American president, was sworn in there in 1789. It is now a museum, and the historical building was also home to the first conference and the Supreme Court.

But not all effects are closed.

Elsewhere in New York, the Liberty and Elis Island statue remained open, “thanks to the leadership of President Donald J. Trump,” the Ministry of Interior spokesman told the BBC.

Smithsonian, which includes more than ten museums and areas attracting nearly 17 million visitors last year, told the BBC to have enough money to stay open for a week.