Continuing Resolution Bill Controversy

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Congressional leaders unveiled a 1500 plus page continuing resolution bill to keep government funded through March 15th next year .

It includes more than $100 billion in funding for disaster relief and 10 billion in aid for farmers.

Newt Gingrich said you need to commit to getting this signed into law by July 4th , and he's not sure you can do that.

Gingrich: Keeping the House is the biggest single challenge for the Trump administration.

The House Doge Caucus held their first meeting yesterday .

More than sixty members of Congress attended, including three Democrats .

Congressman Andrew Clyde introduced a bill that would allow the president to cut any amount of funding from any program without congressional approval.

Clyde: Congress needs to put forward and execute a plan that needs to be put forward.

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