According to two Republican leadership aides, the House of Representatives plans to vote on a bill to fund the government until December on Tuesday, and then vote on a Republican resolution aimed at starting a new round of partisan budget on Wednesday. House leaders are moving ahead of schedule to ensure that the government still has funds available after the fiscal year ends on September 30. At the same time, they are also rapidly advancing the third budget coordination bill, and the first step in this bill is voting on a budget resolution. Despite criticism from fiscal hawks within the Republican Party that there are no corresponding financial offsets for spending in its budget blueprint, the leadership is still moving forward.

According to two Republican leadership aides, the House of Representatives plans to vote on a bill to fund the government until December on Tuesday, and then vote on a Republican resolution aimed at starting a new round of partisan budget on Wednesday. House leaders are moving ahead of schedule to ensure that the government still has funds available after the fiscal year ends on September 30. At the same time, they are also rapidly advancing the third budget coordination bill, and the first step in this bill is voting on a budget resolution. Despite criticism from fiscal hawks within the Republican Party that there are no corresponding financial offsets for spending in its budget blueprint, the leadership is still moving forward.