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Several House Republicans break with the Trump administration and vote in favor of reopening the U.S. government without any border wall finance. It is unlikely for President Trump and Republican Senate to accept this outcome without any form of border wall finance. Nevertheless, the Trump administration may need to realign stock market investor and taxpayer expectations with no more than $5 billion public finance for the southern border wall. In the best-case scenario, both parties would need to compromise on this budget issue. Otherwise President Trump, Republican Senate, and House Democrats would bear responsibility for public outrage in light of the current government shutdown.

 


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