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Frequently Asked Questions About a Government Shutdown
10/1/13The executive branch, not Congress, determines which executive branch activities are carried out during a lapse in appropriations. Click here for information on what services are available during this process.
The House has voted three times to keep the government open, andwe’ve voted to ensure that Members of Congress live by the same rules as all Americans. The Democrat-led Senate voted to shut the government downinstead of putting themselves on Obamacare. The House has acted to protect the American people from a government shutdown and an unworkable law - but the Senate refuses to compromise. House Republicansare asking the Senate to meet to listen the voice of the people, negotiate a solution and reopen the government. It's time for the Senate to join us at the negotiating table to achieve fairness for all.
My offices in Washington, Sugar Land and Pearland are all open as we work to resolve this problem. Please call if we can be of assistance.
Washington Office - 202-225-5951
Sugar Land Office - 281-494-2690
Pearland Office - 281-485-4855