Government Shutdown and the Lives Affected

If you do not know it or miss it in some way, the government will close down. Although it may be missing, it seems that many things are happening now - but this time it is true this time. Federal closure would be interesting if it is not so serious. According to the New York Times, about 800 thousand will be unemployed due to the current suspension. Evening news is full of story of broken people trying to manage without income. People who have worked as civil servants for many years as public officials are now marked "unnecessary" and are being told to sit at home to continue their work and return to work.

The two weeks closure of the federal government in October 2013 had a major impact on the economy. Congress failed to pass the bill to fund government expenditure and its impact affected billions of dollars lost during the company, employment, and the event. Many people deal with the difficulty of closing as stagnant money provides their necessities. Federal employees were fired and hundreds of thousands of people left.

In general, closure by the government is a waste of time and money. The closure in 2013 had an economic impact on our country. Loss from production in the fourth quarter of 2013 is estimated at $ 2-6 billion. The closed Economic Advisory Committee estimates that GDP declined by 0.25% in the fourth quarter of the first two weeks of October and individual employment decreased by 120,000. Because our country's debt is only as high as 18 trillion dollars in height and growth, we have to encourage the next president to resolve this debt problem with his initial budget. Solving this debt today is important to begin downward trajectory of our new debt, which enables our future generations to coexist with economic prosperity.

Congressmen need to know that there is inhumane closure and moral closure. We are now in danger of a morally closed cliff and are breaking a gap between America and the party. A strategy aimed at weakening the government and hurting the most vulnerable people is different from a strategy aimed at checking the worst impulse of cards and maintaining basic services for future generations I will. In fact, they are the opposite.

We will not raise this problem easily. As millions of people rely on important government services, we have to do as much as we can to prevent the government from shutting down. Only the closure under the name of preventing bad things is justified. Unfortunately, that moment came. The US Congress focuses on corporate tax cuts and hundreds of billions of dollars and plans to submit a long-term government fund issue to another short-term, sustainable resolution in 2018. In such negotiations, government services are effectively hostages, trumps and Republicans believe that they have the best opportunity to push them on the wrong agenda.