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White House to Democrats: ‘Be reasonable’ ahead of shutdown deadline
A top White House official said President Donald Trump will push congressional Democrats to back a House-passed stopgap bill during an Oval Office sitdown Monday — less than 48 hours before a possible government shutdown. The strategy leaves a gulf between what Republicans are demanding and Democrats’ hope that Trump…
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