The Senate on Wednesday unanimously voted to advance a resolution sponsored by Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) to suspend senators’ pay during a government shutdown, something that could give lawmakers a powerful incentive not to shutter federal departments because of funding disputes in future years. The resolution only applies to members of the Senate and does…
Senate unanimously advances resolution suspending senators’ pay during shutdown
Originally reported by The Hill
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