Senate adopts measure to suspend senators’ pay during future shutdowns
Summary
The Senate unanimously passed a rule to stop paying senators during future government shutdowns. This change aims to encourage senators to avoid delays in approving government funding.Key Facts
- The Senate approved the resolution on Thursday.
- The measure was introduced by Senator John Kennedy from Louisiana.
- It stops senators’ pay during times when the government shuts down.
- The vote was unanimous and done by voice.
- The goal is to motivate senators not to block funding bills.
- This rule applies to future government shutdowns only.
- The Senate is the upper chamber of the U.S. Congress.
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