THE DAILY WHIP: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2013

Daily Leader

For Immediate Release:

2013-10-01T00:00:00

Contact Info:

Katie Grant, Stephanie Young, 202-225-3130

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House Meets At:	First Vote Predicted:	Last Vote Predicted:
10:00 a.m.: Morning Hour Debate 12:00 p.m.: Legislative Business Fifteen “One Minutes”	???	???

Possible further Consideration of H.J.Res. 59– Continuing Appropriations Resolution, 2014(Rep. Rogers (KY) – Appropriations)

* Conference Reports may be brought up at any time.

TOMORROW’S OUTLOOK
The GOP Leadership has not announced any legislative schedule for tomorrow.

The Daily Quote
“The first shutdown of government agencies in almost two decades became a reality overnight, as the House and Senate were unable to pass a stop-gap funding measure by the start of the new fiscal year Tuesday. As hard-line House Republicans demanded that any funding bill contain anti-Obamacare provisions… The result was that the outcome leaders in both parties said they wanted to avoid was announced in a memo from the administration to agencies shortly before midnight, directing them to shutdown parts of the federal government. The absence of a spending plan means as many as 800,000 non-essential federal workers could be furloughed; hundreds of thousands of others could be asked to work without pay (though President Obama signed a measure to ensure military personnel will be paid in a shutdown); federal offices and parks will be closed; and government services will be scaled back or halted for veterans, seniors and others. Medicare, Social Security, military work and public safety functions will continue.” - National Journal, 10/1/13

The Daily Quote

“The first shutdown of government agencies in almost two decades became a reality overnight, as the House and Senate were unable to pass a stop-gap funding measure by the start of the new fiscal year Tuesday. As hard-line House Republicans demanded that any funding bill contain anti-Obamacare provisions… The result was that the outcome leaders in both parties said they wanted to avoid was announced in a memo from the administration to agencies shortly before midnight, directing them to shutdown parts of the federal government. The absence of a spending plan means as many as 800,000 non-essential federal workers could be furloughed; hundreds of thousands of others could be asked to work without pay (though President Obama signed a measure to ensure military personnel will be paid in a shutdown); federal offices and parks will be closed; and government services will be scaled back or halted for veterans, seniors and others. Medicare, Social Security, military work and public safety functions will continue.”

- National Journal, 10/1/13