Health care requirements by Democrats require the risk of government closure

The Democrats in Congress dug their demands to protect Obama Health insurance subsidies With only days to go before federalism government The risks that are closed if Republicans do not agree to this.

Congress is scheduled to return to the Capitol Hill on Monday, giving legislators only two days to reach a deal that would prevent the government from closing from Wednesday.

Republicans are demanding their assistance to Democrats in the Senate to pass the Stopgap Bill, which was issued through the House of Representatives last week. Any draft law will require 60 votes.

Senior Democrats insist that any short -term financing bill includes protection for healthcare programs, including extension The law of welfare at reasonable prices Improved tax credits.

These credits help people reduce the cost of health insurance plans purchased on Obamacare markets.

The leader of the minority in the House of Representatives Hakim Jeffrez, DN.Y.

“There is no confidence that exists between the Democrats in the House of Representatives and the Republicans in the House of Representatives at this particular stage, given the fact that they have constantly tried to undermine the party agreements that they have reached,” Jeffrez told a press conference.

“We have to convert to the Republicans in order to work to solve the health care crisis they have invented decisively,” said Jeffrez.

“This part of this health care crisis relates to Republicans’ refusal to extend the tax credits of the law of affordable care.”

Democrats unloaded a warning from the White House management and budget office Prepare for mass shooting If the financing agreement is not hit.

Jeffrez, Ombry Rosson’s director, called “malicious political penetration”.

“We will not be afraid of your threat to engage in mass fire,” Jeffrez Books on x. “Iird to my face.”

Republicans have honored the health care demands for Democrats.

The majority leader of the Senate John Thun, Rurawi, in an interview with CNN on Wednesday, launched “unreasonable and unreasonable.”

Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, DN.Y, L -Thne, responded to X: “What” is “uncomfortable” is to ignore the 93 % increase in the upcoming health insurance to the Americans on November 1.

“Democrats are fighting for low prices, while Republicans fail in families,” Shomer He said.

Jeffrez and Shomer sought a meeting with the president Donald Trump On their conflict. But Trump on Tuesday This meeting was canceledEscalation of opportunities a close next week.

“He decided that no meeting with Congress leaders could be a productive.”

Jeffrez shot.

“Donald Trump wakes up on Tuesday morning, goes into unlimited screams,” Jeffrez said. “Why? Because he does not want to discuss the republican health care crisis, and they decided to close the government.”

Democrats are betting that the Republicans – who carry the White House and the narrow majority in both rooms of Congress – will be closed.

With the mid -term elections for 2026, a little more than a year, they believe that voters will punish Republicans if Obamacare benefits go.

If these tax credits have passed, the average insurance premium may increase by about 75 % for millions of Americans, According to To KFF, Non -Parties Health Policy Research Group.

The Republicans, for their part, said that they are open to discussions about extending subsidies – not now.

Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La, said in December, not a funding issue in September. CNBC’s “Squawk Box” last week.

Republicans press the “clean” Stopgap bill without politics.

Senate Republicans, with a narrow majority, need a handful of Democrats to vote with them to pass any legislation to keep the government open.

One of the main questions that support the talks is whether Democrats in the Senate – including Schumer – ultimately a cave and vote with Republicans to keep the government open, as a number did in March.

At that time, Shomer voted with Republicans to keep the government open, which led to a sharp recovery from the progressive wing of his party.

At least one member of the Senate Democrat, John Vitman From Pennsylvania, it expressed its opposition to the current closure strategy of Democrats.