I wanted you to know, it is not totally perfected yet. It is a continuing resolution. My understanding is it will go to March 15. It takes those appropriation bills the President has vetoed. It reinstates some of that funding to give the President another chance to keep Government open. It takes targeted legislation at appropriations that are going to extend all the way through the rest of this fiscal year.
Discussing a continuing resolution and its implications for government funding.
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