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JD Vance Says the Shutdown ‘Has Now Passed From Farce Into Tragedy’

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We were told that the Senate Democrats who were keeping the government closed by refusing to vote for a clean continuing resolution passed by the House were going to cave after Tuesday's election. Axios, however, reports that Dems are feeling emboldened after their sweep on Tuesday and are pushing to keep the government shutdown going.

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Stephen Neukam and Stef W. Kight report for Axios:

Optimism around a fast deal has evaporated. Senate Democrats believe there aren't enough votes to advance the funding package on Friday and are committed to dragging the fight into next week, multiple sources told Axios.

They're emboldened after sweeping election victories this week, and after President Trump said Americans are blaming Republicans for the shutdown more than Democrats.

The legacy media, including Axios, have a lot to do with that mistaken perception.

Vice President JD Vance posted earlier in the day that the government shutdown had "passed from farce into tragedy."

The post continues:

… delays for all Americans. 

Food stamp and other assistance programs running out for needy Americans. 

Great strains on our military and national security. 

The shutdown has now passed from farce into tragedy, and the consequences of this national emergency fall on every senator and congressman who refuses to open the government.

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A lot of people responding to Vance's posts are calling for Republicans to nuke the filibuster, figuring that's the first thing the Democrats will do when they regain a majority, which looks very possible in 2026 after Tuesday's blue tsunami.

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