Alabama delegation split on party lines on stopgap funding bill | Alabama Politics
WASHINGTON - Alabama Republicans supported a short-term spending measure Tuesday to fund government operations through Dec. 4, while nearly all House Democrats, including Alabama's members, opposed the bill. House Republicans hope to prevent a government shutdown ahead of the midterms. . .

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