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Democratic leader offers deal to reopen government but Republicans sneer

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Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer offered a new plan to Republicans that would allow the U.S. government to reopen after a shutdown that began on Oct. 1.

But Republicans quickly dismissed Schumer's proposal, which hinges on protecting enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies for at least one year.

Schumer's proposal calls for Democrats to agree to pass a so-called clean resolution that would provide short-term funding for government operations.

Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer on Friday offered a new plan to Republican lawmakers that would allow the U.S. government to reopen from a shutdown that began Oct. 1.

But Republicans quickly dismissed Schumer's proposal.
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