With 39 days until funding lapses again, Democrats frame GOP proposals as dangerous and unconstitutional — without citing formal rulings
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Committee: House Appropriations Committee (Minority Site)
Press Release Date: December 22, 2025

The minority released a fact sheet criticizing Republican proposals in the nine remaining fiscal year 2026 appropriations bills. The document argues that the GOP’s funding framework fails to address the cost-of-living crisis, undermines community safety, and enables corruption within the Trump administration.

The fact sheet claims that Republican proposals would cut funding for public housing, education, energy efficiency, and public health programs, while eliminating grants for violence prevention, climate work, and the arts. It also alleges that the administration’s budget actions violate appropriations law and constitutional spending clauses.

The release frames the appropriations impasse as a manufactured crisis, warning of another potential government shutdown in 39 days. Democrats call for full-year spending bills that they say would lower costs, protect communities, and constrain what they describe as abuses of power by President Trump and Budget Director Russ Vought.

Readers can access the committee record through the citation below

Citation: House Appropriations Committee (Minority) Press Release — GOP Proposals Fail to Address Cost of Living, Make Communities Less Safe, Permit Continued Corruption

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