Stopgap bill keeps agencies funded for now

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Stopgap bill keeps agencies funded for now

Politico\'s Rich Cohen gives details about the stopgap spending bill passed by Congress.

Federal News Network Staff

December 3, 2010 5:59 pm

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The government is still up-and-running thanks to a new two week stopgap spending bill. The legislation will allow the government to continue operations while the White House and Congress duke it out over the budget.

Rich Cohen, senior congressional reporter for POLITICO, joined the DorobekINSIDER with more details on the stopgap bill.

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