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Lawmakers propose legislation to punish Congress if shutdown occurs - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers propose legislation to punish Congress if shutdown occurs

Some members of Congress are proposing legislation to make government shutdowns more painful — for Congress.

Source: yahoo.com
As Congress limps toward government shutdown, some members champion punitive legislation to prevent future impasses - Vimarsana News

As Congress limps toward government shutdown, some members champion punitive legislation to prevent future impasses

Some members of Congress are proposing legislation to make government shutdowns more painful — for Congress.

Yes, Congress will still get paid if U.S. defaults on its debt - Vimarsana News

Yes, Congress will still get paid if U.S. defaults on its debt

With time running out and Republicans saying debt ceiling negotiations have hit a standstill, many social media users wonder if lawmakers get paid, deal or not.

Source: wcnc.com
New Bipartisan bill: Block pay for Congress members if the U.S. defaults - Vimarsana News

New Bipartisan bill: Block pay for Congress members if the U.S. defaults

A bipartisan bill called the "No Pay for Congress During Default or Shutdown Act" has been introduced by Representatives Abigail Spanberger (D-Va.) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.). The bill aims to withhold Congress members' salaries during a breach of the debt ceiling or a suspension in federal financing.

Source: oann.com
New House bill would block pay for members of Congress if the U.S. defaults - Vimarsana News

New House bill would block pay for members of Congress if the U.S. defaults

The bipartisan legislation by Reps. Abigail Spanberger, D-Va., and Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa., comes amid growing fears about a debt ceiling breach ahead of a June 1 deadline.

Source: cnbc.com