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I don't know if they are cowards or not but...All of them are cowards, but especially Schumer, Durbin, and Fetterman.
They're the leaders of the party and they've been primarily the reason the Democratic party is in the state it's in. Get the fuck out of the way and let the next generation lead, you fucking losers.
https://www.newsweek.com/doge-government-shutdown-donald-trump-2044442
In the event of a shutdown, the OMB would have wide latitude to decide what is deemed "essential" government work. With the president's blessing, Vought could determine that DOGE was doing essential government work and keep it open while other agencies did furloughs, for instance, making it easier for Musk's team of employees to access internal systems and operate freely.
https://www.wired.com/story/uncanny-valley-podcast-elon-musk-government-shutdown/
That Trump's arguably chief lieutenant right now and collaborator Elon Musk has actually been expressing a pretty serious desire for a government shutdown, even as Trump has been saying that he does not want one. Not only does Musk want a government shutdown, an aim that obviously, as I just said, runs totally contrary to Trump, but it's partially because it would make it a lot easier to eliminate the jobs of hundreds of thousands of federal workers. Essentially, achieving what would be a permanent shutdown.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/elon-musk-reportedly-wants-government-150942719.html
Musk is hoping that a government shutdown could allow him to more easily fire hundreds of thousands of federal workers, a potentially existential threat for many government agencies.
Might be worse if they voted against the bill.