A stopgap spending agreement by two factions of the House GOP made to avoid a government shutdown is exposing cracks within the conference.
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., joined "Fox News Live" to discuss the GOP’s impeachment inquiry against President Biden and the potential for a government shutdown.
The conservative House Freedom Caucus and the more pragmatic Main Street Caucus released a short-term spending bill, known as a, aimed at buying lawmakers more time to avoid a government shutdown. The bill would keep government funded through October with a roughly 8% cut to discretionary spending outside of Veterans Affairs, defense and disaster relief, according to an internal one-page document obtained by Fox News Digital.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene traded jabs with fellow GOP Rep. Byron Donalds on X Monday over a new stopgap spending framework.
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