This shutdown is getting ridiculous 
I feel bad for all those federal employees who are struggling to make ends meet. $130 million from Timothy Mellon might sound like a lot, but it's just not enough to cover everything 
And what about the food stamps? 42 million people rely on that service... it's just not fair 
I'm trying to understand where these senators are coming from, but some of their concerns feel really short-sighted
I mean, we can't just ignore our national debt and hope it magically fixes itself But at the same time, we need to find a way to address it that doesn't hurt so many people 
It's like Congress is stuck in limbo and nobody knows how to get out of this cycle
Can't they find some middle ground? I'm sure there are solutions out there that would benefit everyone 
I feel bad for all those federal employees who are struggling to make ends meet. $130 million from Timothy Mellon might sound like a lot, but it's just not enough to cover everything And what about the food stamps? 42 million people rely on that service... it's just not fair I'm trying to understand where these senators are coming from, but some of their concerns feel really short-sighted
I mean, we can't just ignore our national debt and hope it magically fixes itself But at the same time, we need to find a way to address it that doesn't hurt so many people It's like Congress is stuck in limbo and nobody knows how to get out of this cycle
Can't they find some middle ground? I'm sure there are solutions out there that would benefit everyone