2026年8月5日 美国东部时间下午2:07 / 福克斯新闻网
参议院迈出避免政府停摆重要一步，两党协议得以维持
作者：亚历克斯·米勒 福克斯新闻
华盛顿方面围绕10月1日可能发生的政府停摆局势日趋紧张。
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参议院悄然将其避免政府停摆的解决方案推进至又一个关键节点，两党之间脆弱的休战状态仍在持续。
在繁忙且毫无头绪、充满不确定性的议事日程中，参议院于周三全票通过了延续性决议案（CR）。
尽管这并非最终投票，但这强烈表明，在中期选举临近之际，双方都不愿让联邦政府陷入动荡。
这与去年的停摆政治形成鲜明反差，此前参议院共和党人数月来一直忧心忡忡，担忧参议院少数党领袖、纽约州民主党人查克·舒默会再次带领民主党同僚将政府推向停摆边缘，以谋取政治利益。
民主党人做出让步，舒默助力共和党跨过关键停摆障碍
2026年6月23日，华盛顿特区美国国会大厦，参议院民主党政策午餐会后，纽约州民主党参议员查克·舒默在新闻发布会上发言。（丹尼尔·奥伊尔/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社）
眼下，这种情况并未发生。
舒默表示，民主党一直希望以两党合作方式维持政府正常运转。
他认为，由参议院拨款委员会两党最高领导人协商达成的延续性决议案是民主党人的重大胜利，尤其是该法案旨在“阻止特朗普政府可耻地扣留重要项目的联邦拨款”。
“我想问，这是什么样的国家？两个完全相同的项目，一个位于红州，一个位于蓝州，获得的资助方式相同，资质也同样干净，”舒默说道，“他取消了蓝州的项目，却称红州的项目没问题。”
特朗普政府因欺诈和合规问题，暂停向明尼苏达州、加州支付逾10亿美元医疗补助款项
管理和预算办公室（OMB）与特朗普政府正寻求加强对联邦拨款的管控，包括舒默在内的批评者警告称，此举可能被用作政治大棒，决定哪些州能够获得联邦资金流入。
如果延续性决议案获得通过并由特朗普签署生效，该规则变更将被暂停至12月11日，也就是临时拨款法案到期之日。
但共和党人表示，这并非舒默所认为的胜利。
好战民主党议员在参议院辩论中语出惊人，承诺将舒默赶下台
路易斯安那州共和党参议员约翰·肯尼迪敦促参议院将《拯救美国法案》制定为预算和解法案，这样只需简单多数票即可通过，无需突破60票的阻挠议事门槛。（安娜·蒙尼梅克/ pooled/法新社）
路易斯安那州共和党参议员约翰·肯尼迪反驳称，舒默或许以为自己在这项协议中获胜，但实际上，这只是将白宫针对拨款项目的计划推迟到了日后。
“我认为他会回到自己的选区，说‘我废除了OMB的这项规则’，”肯尼迪说道，“但他并没有。我今早已经和OMB主任拉斯·沃伊特以及总统谈过了，该规则可以在12月11日前准备就绪。所以，这根本无关痛痒。”
亚历克斯·米勒是福克斯新闻数字频道记者，负责报道美国参议院事务。
Schumer claims victory as Senate moves to avert shutdown; GOP says he got played
August 5, 2026 2:07pm EDT / Fox News
Senate takes major step toward avoiding shutdown as bipartisan deal holds
By Alex Miller Fox News
Tensions rise in Washington over a potential government shutdown by Oct. 1.
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The Senate quietly moved its solution to halt a government shutdown through another key step as the tenuous truce between Republicans and Democrats continues to hold.
In the midst of a hectic, albeit open-ended and uncertainty-laden schedule, the upper chamber advanced its continuing resolution (CR) unanimously on Wednesday.
While not the final vote, it’s a strong sign that neither side wants to thrust the federal government into uncertainty as the midterms near.
It marks a sharp departure from the shutdown politics of the last year and follows Senate Republicans’ hand-wringing for months that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., would once again lead his caucus to the brink and shut the government down for political gain.
DEMOCRATS BLINK AS SCHUMER HELPS GOP CLEAR KEY SHUTDOWN HURDLE
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., speaks during a news conference after Senate Democratic policy luncheons at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., June 23, 2026.(Daniel Heuer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
For now, that’s not happening.
And Schumer is saying that Democrats have wanted to keep the lights on in a bipartisan manner all along.
He contended that the CR, negotiated between the top Republican and Democrat on the Senate Appropriations Committee, was a major victory for Democrats, particularly for its design to “stave off Trump’s disgraceful effort to withhold federal grants from vital projects.”
“I mean, what kind of country is this? You have two identical projects, one in a red state and one in a blue state funded the same way, same clean record,” Schumer said. “He cancels the blue state one and says the red state one is OK.”
TRUMP ADMIN PAUSING OVER $1B IN MEDICAID PAYMENTS TO MINNESOTA, CALIFORNIA OVER FRAUD, COMPLIANCE CONCERNS
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Trump administration are pushing for more control over federal grants, which critics like Schumer and others warn could be used as a political cudgel to dictate which states do and don’t get a flow of federal dollars.
If the CR passes and is signed by Trump, it will pause that rule change until Dec. 11, when the stopgap expires.
But Republicans say it’s not quite the victory Schumer thinks it is.
BOMB-THROWER DEM MAKES SHOCKING PROMISE TO KICK SCHUMER TO CURB DURING SENATE DEBATE
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., is urging the Senate to craft the SAVE America Act into a budget reconciliation bill passable by a simple majority instead of the 60-vote filibuster.(Anna Moneymaker/Pool/AFP)
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., countered that Schumer may think he won with the deal, but, in reality, it just delayed the inevitable for the White House’s plans for grant-funded projects.
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“I think he’s going to go back to his base and say, ‘I got the OMB rule killed,’” Kennedy said. “Well, he didn’t. I mean, I’ve talked to OMB Director Russ Vought, and the president this morning about that, and the rule can be ready by Dec. 11. So, no harm, no foul.”
Alex Miller is a writer for Fox News Digital covering the U.S. Senate.
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