A conservative cast of congressmen has repeatedly stalled spending talks on Capitol Hill as government funding approaches its Saturday expiration date.
— where all 12 appropriations bills are considered separately without relying on a continuing resolution — is the only way "to expose and end this corruption that is hollowing out our beloved America."
"They had all the chance to influence this proposal. ... And so you get the sense that there's really nothing that they want other than to undermine the institution,"Utah Republican John Curtis, who represents the state's 3rd Congressional District, in an interview with the Deseret News last week. The inability of the Republican conference to unite around a stopgap funding measure and pass appropriations bills that already contain sizable spending cuts is a sign some members of Congress are not interested in pragmatic conservative wins, according to Utah Republican Blake Moore, who represents the state's 1st Congressional District.
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