For the third time in three years, the government could shut down next week. Congress is nearing a deadline to keep the government open and doesn’t appear to have enough votes to do it. Here’s why, and what would happen if there is a shut down.
Could the government shut down next week, for the third time in three years? It’s a possibility as Congress nears a deadline to keep the government open and doesn’t appear to have enough
votes to do it. Here’s why, and what would happen if there is a shut down.What does a government shutdown have to do with the debt ceiling?What happened last time the government shutdown?
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