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Taegan Goddard, Political Wire
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House Republicans have changed their plans once again and will now bring to the floor this afternoon the same government funding bill that failed last night — but without raising the debt ceiling, Punchbowl News reports. It will require a two-thirds majority to pass. There is also supposedly a side “agreement” — though only among House Republicans — to raise the debt limit by $1.5 trillion in the “first reconciliation package” alongside a promise to cut $2.5 trillion in “net mandatory spending in the reconciliation process.”

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