Anonymous wrote:State Dept told people to get back to work next week with pay. Saying it found a way to move funds around... but no back pay till the situation is resolved.
http://time.com/5506117/us-diplomats-work-pay-shutdown/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My furloughed spouse was just talking to some furloughed colleagues. They don't think the government will reopen until February. Sad.
More like April.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The President has now said that he will not back down one inch on his position. Looks like all hopes for a resolution this week are gone.
I had no hope for this week anyway. I suspect we are out at least through the state of the union.
Anonymous wrote:My furloughed spouse was just talking to some furloughed colleagues. They don't think the government will reopen until February. Sad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No I think it will break soon. End of next week.
How? What will change?
I think the economic fallout is something moderates from both parties cannot stomach. I think they will write something that says “portions of border wall” or somesuch and bring it to vote. The president needs a way out. If it has the word “wall” in it, he will take it.
Agree. Trump’s poll numbers are slipping. And the economic fallout is becoming g apparent. They’ll likely have a deal in a couple of days to avoid another missed paycheck. I’m not trying to be ugly (truly) but Trump supporters in general aren’t very bright. It will be easy for Trump to convince them he won.
My fed spouse says they have to get a deal by Tuesday of next week to avoid missing another paycheck. Trump is digging in. He's volatile, but I have a feeling he's still not going to budge for a while.
Not happening by next Tuesday. It’ll probably be at least two more months.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No I think it will break soon. End of next week.
How? What will change?
I think the economic fallout is something moderates from both parties cannot stomach. I think they will write something that says “portions of border wall” or somesuch and bring it to vote. The president needs a way out. If it has the word “wall” in it, he will take it.
Agree. Trump’s poll numbers are slipping. And the economic fallout is becoming g apparent. They’ll likely have a deal in a couple of days to avoid another missed paycheck. I’m not trying to be ugly (truly) but Trump supporters in general aren’t very bright. It will be easy for Trump to convince them he won.
My fed spouse says they have to get a deal by Tuesday of next week to avoid missing another paycheck. Trump is digging in. He's volatile, but I have a feeling he's still not going to budge for a while.
Anonymous wrote:Follow the impact on Trump's voters. That's the answer to the end of this thing. It's all Trump cares about. The minute the impact hits his voter base the minute the shutdown end.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No I think it will break soon. End of next week.
How? What will change?
I think the economic fallout is something moderates from both parties cannot stomach. I think they will write something that says “portions of border wall” or somesuch and bring it to vote. The president needs a way out. If it has the word “wall” in it, he will take it.
Agree. Trump’s poll numbers are slipping. And the economic fallout is becoming g apparent. They’ll likely have a deal in a couple of days to avoid another missed paycheck. I’m not trying to be ugly (truly) but Trump supporters in general aren’t very bright. It will be easy for Trump to convince them he won.
My fed spouse says they have to get a deal by Tuesday of next week to avoid missing another paycheck. Trump is digging in. He's volatile, but I have a feeling he's still not going to budge for a while.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No I think it will break soon. End of next week.
How? What will change?
I think the economic fallout is something moderates from both parties cannot stomach. I think they will write something that says “portions of border wall” or somesuch and bring it to vote. The president needs a way out. If it has the word “wall” in it, he will take it.
Agree. Trump’s poll numbers are slipping. And the economic fallout is becoming g apparent. They’ll likely have a deal in a couple of days to avoid another missed paycheck. I’m not trying to be ugly (truly) but Trump supporters in general aren’t very bright. It will be easy for Trump to convince them he won.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No I think it will break soon. End of next week.
How? What will change?
I think the economic fallout is something moderates from both parties cannot stomach. I think they will write something that says “portions of border wall” or somesuch and bring it to vote. The president needs a way out. If it has the word “wall” in it, he will take it.
Agree. Trump’s poll numbers are slipping. And the economic fallout is becoming g apparent. They’ll likely have a deal in a couple of days to avoid another missed paycheck. I’m not trying to be ugly (truly) but Trump supporters in general aren’t very bright. It will be easy for Trump to convince them he won.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No I think it will break soon. End of next week.
How? What will change?
I think the economic fallout is something moderates from both parties cannot stomach. I think they will write something that says “portions of border wall” or somesuch and bring it to vote. The president needs a way out. If it has the word “wall” in it, he will take it.