House leadership is calling an emergency Sunday session to ram through the Senate's government funding deal as another manufactured crisis grips Washington with a shutdown deadline looming at midnight.
The rare weekend meeting signals the urgency—or perhaps panic—among establishment politicians who once again find themselves scrambling at the last minute to keep the federal bureaucracy running. But Patriots are asking the real question: why should hardworking Americans bail out a bloated government that consistently fails to deliver?
This latest Washington theater comes as President Trump's second-term agenda of cutting government waste through Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) gains momentum. The irony isn't lost on anyone paying attention—while Trump and Musk work to streamline federal operations, Congress can't even pass a basic funding bill on time.
Same Old Washington Games
The Senate's deal, crafted behind closed doors with typical swamp secrecy, represents everything wrong with how business gets done in the nation's capital. Instead of meaningful spending cuts or reforms, we're likely looking at another bloated continuing resolution that kicks the can down the road while taxpayers foot the bill.
House conservatives should be asking tough questions: Does this deal fund Trump's border wall completion? Does it support the mass deportation operations Americans voted for? Or does it maintain funding for the very agencies that weaponized themselves against President Trump and everyday Patriots?
"We cannot continue to govern by crisis," one frustrated House Republican told reporters, though they failed to mention who keeps creating these artificial deadlines in the first place.
Trump's Real Solutions
While Congress plays political theater, President Trump has already demonstrated real leadership by implementing actual government reforms. His DOGE initiative promises to eliminate wasteful spending that makes these shutdown dramas irrelevant.
The American people didn't elect Republicans to rubber-stamp Senate deals—they elected them to drain the swamp and cut government waste. Will House conservatives stand firm for taxpayers, or will they cave to establishment pressure once again?