Lawrence O'Donnell Criticizes Republicans for Vacationing During Shutdown
Lawrence O'Donnell condemned Republicans for their actions during the ongoing government shutdown, which is nearing its 30-day mark.
O'Donnell specifically targeted the number of vacations taken by Republican politicians during the impasse, calling out House Speaker Mike Johnson for giving them a "permanent paid vacation" that has lasted for six weeks and may continue for months.
House Speaker Mike Johnson has rewarded House Republicans for shutting down the government by giving them a permanent paid vacation that is now in its sixth week and may go on for months.
O'Donnell noted that Johnson sent Republicans on vacation over a week before the government shutdown began.
He also highlighted the disparity between the number of vacations taken by Republicans and the average American, stating that they have taken more vacations during the shutdown than most Americans get in three years.
- Government shutdown nearing 30-day mark
- Republicans taking extended vacations during the impasse
- House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized for allowing vacations
Author's summary: O'Donnell slams Republicans for excessive vacations during shutdown.
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