Republicans are digging in the wake of the restriction of Trump’s forces in the closure talks

Senior Republicans dug in their wake against the restriction of President Trump’s powers in financing negotiations with Democrats, as both sides are struggling to conclude a deal to avoid the government’s closure next month.

“Great differences” are still between the two parties while Congress stare at a deadline on March 14 to pass legislation to preserve the government.

“Not on the numbers, but on the issue of the presidential authority with the Democrats, the differences between the House of Representatives and the Senate,” Cole explained.

Democrats have pressed assurances that a two -party financing deal that appears from talks will not be undermined by Trump amid the efficiency of the Ministry of Government (DOGE) to reshape the federal government.

Cole made comments just moments after Tricico left with spokesman Mike Johnson (R.), and the majority leader of the Senate John Theon (RS.

After the meeting, Johnson also took the goal of the Democrats, accusing his colleagues through the corridor of “completely unreasonable conditions” in the financing talks.

“They want us to limit the authority of the executive authority,” he said. “They want us to stipulate the vote of credits for the first time in history that some agencies in the executive authority must have a specific number of employees.”

“All types are unreasonable, what I think is unconstitutional, demands,” he said. “There will be a violation of the separation of powers. So we are very far away now, but this is not because they are Republicans. It is because of the Democrats.”

Members from both sides say Trump’s efforts to reduce the size of the government and implement financing discounts without approval from Congress have pressured the financing talks.

With both councils continuing to run in funding, legislators said that a kind of some kind is necessary to prevent closure next month.

However, Cole cleaned the questions on Wednesday about the possibility of a stop, also known as the ongoing accuracy.

The meeting comes at a time when Republicans also work to obtain the same page on funding, as some are pushing to stop the entire year, which the defense hawks feel by the army, while others are pressing a short -term stop to buy time for a long -term financing strategy.