CR

Vegetable-Recording

There is a vote for a CR.

razor3401

It’s better than the democrat math that says that republicans can open the government when there are 54 republicans voting and 60 votes required to pass the clean CR that democrats have already approved 13 times in the past.

Organic-Poet-1297

Only demand by the GOP is for a CR to reopen the govt. Dems have the demands for that!!

UsedState7381

This looks like capitulation, but we have seen this before last year...And then the tax loss season came around and it took us 8 months to recover. History often rhymes, and I don't think it will be different this time. I still see some hopium about the government reopening before Veterans Day and DJT announcing S3 on that date if he gets 5 Dems to cross over and sign the CR, as a way to pay back with healthcare reforms the country needs badly...However, I don't believe on this at all.

HotTruth999

Your bias is glaringly obvious. The Republicans do NOT have control. 60 votes are needed in the Senate to pass a budget. The Democrat Senators are the ones voting NO to a clean bill. In EVERY prior shutdown the party voting NO to a clean CR gets the blame. Educate yourself before posting.

Budget_Swan_5827

Dude, miss me with this bullshit reply. The government has been shutdown for 30+ days. The fuck have they been doing this entire time? Hmm? Johnson hasn’t called the house back that entire time, and Trump refuses to meet with democratic lawmakers. In other words, republicans are ACTIVELY refusing to negotiate. But yeah! Let’s pass the CR and open up the government for 2 weeks before it shuts down again! Genius! Have you considered running for office? With that kind of disingenuous thinking, I think you would be a shoe-in for the GOP.

the-bearded-guy

You do know the CR is the same as previous, so why was it good enough then when they were in charge but not now? Oh right cause big bad scary orange man

reaper527

> You gotta do better than that. no. if democrats wanted these temporary pandemic plus ups to be made permanent, they shouldn't have written an expiration date into them when they had the house, senate, and presidency in 2021/2022. the reason they put the expiration is the same excuse they're using trying to pretend the shutdown isn't their fault "because republicans can eliminate the filibuster". government will re-open when democrats vote for the clean CR.

CoolWerewolf

His party voted to pass a clean CR 14 times. Retard

DuckTalesOohOoh

They can't reopen the government without the Democrats. They need 60 votes, at least 10 Democrats to vote for the clean CR. And you're blaming Republicans for it for some reason.

Fineous40

For a CR. And that will probably not happen.

Top_Calligrapher7011

[https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR\_PUBLIC/o/6782\_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf](https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR_PUBLIC/o/6782_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf) Someone sent me this of the deal closing, (Genera is a sub of NFE)

reaper527

> Tied for the longest and democrats filibustered the clean CR again today, so it's going to break the record tomorrow.

jogolagey

It seems extremely unlikely, if not impossible, for the Senate to process a government funding bill on the floor this week. Without unanimous consent, and depending on how the CR vehicle is structured, it’ll take multiple procedural votes and a lot of floor time.

blalah

They are supposed to vote today on a few different CR options. Of course, they were supposed to yesterday too, but they didn't convene until like 3PM lol Feels like one of these options should get pushed across the finish line this week

SexyMalasada

I literally just posted a few posts below the official doc confirming the deal lmao, what you on about? [https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR\_PUBLIC/o/6782\_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf](https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR_PUBLIC/o/6782_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf)

SexyMalasada

Not a Data center contract! This is an Energy company lmao They did get confirmation on their contract with the Puerto Rico government - that's the latest good news see: [https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR\_PUBLIC/o/6782\_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf](https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR_PUBLIC/o/6782_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf) Genera is an NFE subsidiary

Party_Complaint1203

https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR_PUBLIC/o/6782_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf

Orange_Codex

I posted the [conditional approval](https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR_PUBLIC/o/6782_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf). There's nothing about four billion or seven years; this is about renewal of an up-to-$1,000,000,000 purchaser agreement.

Orange_Codex

In on NFE. It appears algorithmic shorts were attracted by a late form filing, and potential renewal of a giant contract may have really caught them by surprise. I stress *potential* renewal. The document is [here](https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR_PUBLIC/o/6782_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf), and it's full of conditions a financially-struggling NFE may not be able to meet.

blalah

They actually have **5** they are supposed to be voting on tonight. One of them isn't technically a CR but it would create an automatic CR to prevent future shutdowns (never gonna pass). But yeah, it's more than just one CR being voted on (as long as they don't give up and go home after one lol)

blalah

Gubmint is going to reach some kind of teeny tiny CR tonight and the market will overreact positively in PM

blalah

This is a fun gamble. We've got a crap ton of votes lined up in the senate to try to push a CR tonight, so it could go hard either way

Ok_Macaroon2081

Time to start a game of CR so futes open when im done

CryptoApeNL

https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR_PUBLIC/o/6782_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf

teru91

https://docs.oversightboard.pr.gov/n/id6ek3qs8yrm/b/CR_PUBLIC/o/6782_GeneraPR,LLCandPuertoRicoEnergy,LLC(No.6FuelOil)(October2025).pdf Check this one out. And let me know weather it’s genuine or not.. Might be a great play if it turns out true!!

jrex035

Been saying this for weeks, it's definitely gonna last longer than the previous record (which also happened under Trump). It'll officially be the longest shutdown starting Wednesday. What ended the shutdown last time was pressure related to air traffic control falling apart, which I fully expect to be the pain point this time, especially considering that Thanksgiving is the busiest travel day of the year. I think it'll go for at least a couple more weeks before pressure reaches a boiling point and a resolution is forced. But even that isn't guaranteed if Republicans refuse to budge and enough Dems don't vote for a clean CR (Healthcare is one of the issues they poll best on, they're not gonna give up ACA subsidies without a fight).

jrex035

Effectively zero. There's still no real negotiations underway to assuage Democratic concerns or progress towards peeling off more Democratic Senators to support a clean CR. I'm fully expecting this to last until right before Thanksgiving, but even that isn't a given at the moment

fearmoney

If only 60 senators could vote for the CR....

throwaway2676

And you have to be a stable retard to blame Trump for the shutdown when the democrats have rejected a clean CR like 10 times

FacadesMemory

There wasn't a government shutdown in 2023. We should be trying to get a budget passed and get away from CR. It is evident they wouldn't be able to agree on a budget.

painedHacker

so in 2023 when republicans in the house were blocking the CR due to wanting more immigration enforcement what did that have to do with paying people to run the government?

painedHacker

Why should Dems play ball if Republicans won't negotiate ever, and have said they won't negotiate if a clean CR is passed?

FacadesMemory

So, pass it then. The Republicans have all voted with a fee Democrats yes on this CR. The public is wise to what is happening, this is very unpopular with the public. We all have alternative media now. The gaslighting of the past no longer works.

FacadesMemory

Funding the entire government with a clean CR Healthcare and other policy debates should happen after the government is reopened.

FacadesMemory

Fettermam, Cortez, and Masto already have sided with Republicans. The largest federal workers union has called for the clean CR. Pressure mounts on unpopular Democrats in the senate to work for the people.

Screamline

I badly want to get a newer vehicle, like a small to mid size SUV (CR-V or Outback are my main picks) so I can pickup things to fix up my place and be able to car camp in instead of tent (I'm getting too old for that) wanted a Maverick but when the tesr drive broke down in an intersection, that was a big flag for me. I know the Shit is about to hit the fan being an elder millennia and living through the 08 crash, so I'm sticking with my small car till things for now.

throwaway2676

There is nothing to negotiate. The Republicans offered a clean CR. This will do nothing but protect Americans who are dependent on government services. The Dems are literally hanging those Americans out to dry to get what they want.

throwaway2676

Well, it's a natural consequence of the government shutdown. But yeah, I don't know why the Dems keep rejecting the clean CR to get these basic services back online

reaper527

> Republicans can keep saying they aren’t the majority party, but most Americans still can read. but what they're going to be reading is their bank statements and bills while democrats filibuster the clean bills that would be getting government workers paid and snap benefits continued. there's a reason the federal government employee union came out today demanding democrats vote for the clean CR and re-open government. support for schumer's shutdown is dwindling fast as his pawns start to feel the impact. (it doesn't help that you have people like clark saying the quiet part out loud referring to them as "leverage").

I_am_Nerman

You're overcompmicating a simple issue. Dems need to pass the CR if they want the Gov re-opened. It's a standard process. Repubs should hold their ground until they do. The same thing happened with Gingrich in the 90s. He lost in the eyes of voters. The party in power, who the people overwhelmingly put there, will not be blamed for the shutdown. All of your rambling is just to make yourself feel empowered when, in reality, you're not.

NY_State-a-Mind

One side wants to remove healthcare subsidies which would kick off huge swaths of people from their health insurance and increase everyone elses insurance cost by several factors.  So the other side has a choice: vote for the CR and Americans lose health insurance or dont vote and the white house refuses to release emergency funds for food stamps and people go hungry. Either way its a problem created by the party with a  majority hold on all branches of government

I_am_Nerman

They better step up and pass the CR then

SuspiciousStress1

What people buy & who buys what is not Trump's issue. Chances are if it wasnt that, they would buy something else-equally as useful. Every president in my lifetime has wished for a ballroom/event space as opposed to tents & portapotties for visiting dignitaries 🙄 Many presidents have made changes & improvements to the white house, this isn't the first, wont be the last. As for the budget, maybe democrats should have signed the clean CR so people could get paid and could afford food 🙄 then no risk of crime or military force, right???(btw-republicans signed on to clean CRs under Biden, so what's the difference now???)

brucekeller

They should have bought Crunchyroll, anime is the biggest growing form of that kind of entertainment out there. Sony got a steal for $1B back in 2021, although they've let CR fuck things up, cheap things too like having nice translation and sub fonts / placement lol.

Dry-Tune69

The senate could end the filibuster and pass their CR.  They ended the filibuster on 10/7/25 to push through 107 Trump nominees

FacadesMemory

Are you trying to lay blame for the shutdown?? You do know it takes 60 in the senate to pass the CR.

Forsaken-Mark-1898

Agree for the most part but the R's just used it a couple weeks ago to confirm 107 Trump nominees. Its been at least two times prior to that as well. Its actually a pretty easy maneuver to initiate and would allow for a majority rules vote to end the CR. I dont think they'll do it though because of the optics involved. Time will tell

Forsaken-Mark-1898

Not really. The Senate R's could use the nuclear rule to over-ride the filibuster (6- vote req) and pass the CR without the Dems. They just used it two weeks ago for another vote.

Agile_Date6729

What does CR mean?

Hans_Hackebeil

Maybe wait until next week after the CR. i bought in several years ago and sold with a 50% gain. Now im waiting for a drop below 2 After the CR to get a new buy in. But in the ling run it will become a good invest

Mean_Yesterday_7981

They thought advancing a clean CR without policy riders was deal enough

savedpt

The force reduction is on Trump. He said he wanted to do this when he ran for office. The Democrats have just given him the keys to do it. Foolish of them. Not well thought out. Thr actual shut down is a result of Democrats not wanting to fund the government at BIDEN LEVELS OF FUNDING. So they are willing to hurt all of us so that they have a talking point to run elections on so they can have political gain. This is disgusting behavior and no way to run government. Sign the CR so that then negations can begin on ObamaCare reforms so the program dollars can go to the people who need them. Time is running out. Get with it Chuck.

Local_Many_9108

Bought 100 shares before close last night got me feeling nicey

Mean_Yesterday_7981

The branch that can't pass a clean CR wants more power lmao

Heffe3737

Right now there are only two options to reopen the govt. 1. The Dems give up any possible power they have as the minority power in congress and completely submit to the legislative will of the gop. It means giving up on their responsibility to the 75 million Americans that voted for them. This would be a deep betrayal of everything the party stands for and of its constituents, and also increases costs to tens of millions of Americans. It also means that the Dems have an even lesser chance to win back Congress in 2026. 2. The gop recognizes that in order to secure the necessary votes to pass the CR, that they need to compromise with the Dems. Effective governance requires compromise. It's as simple as that.

KaleidoscopeNopeRope

Let’s genuinely engage in this conversation. I think calling it a “simple CR” is a little disingenuous. Have you looked into why Democrats did not sign it?

savedpt

And who shit down the government buy refusing to sign a simple CR??

Diesel69911

Go check out St George. It’ll open tomorrow after a TH re a CR! If u can get in ard 10c - they go a huge asset in Brazil!

AlohaTrader

The military will get back pay, it’s not even a discussion. The absolute fallout if they didn’t would hurt even the MAGA fan base. It’s all theater that Conservatives are standing their ground on not negotiating, separate military CR or not. Next question.

Napster-mp3

What’s a CR?

Mean_Yesterday_7981

A clean CR

Mean_Yesterday_7981

Not passing a clean CR is wild

Amori_A_Splooge

The rest of the budget :/ according to Google ai (grain of salt) the FY24 approps discretionary portion was $1.8 trillion. Mandatory funding was $4.1 trillion. That should be roughly similar to the current CR. The congressional budget office doesn't provide budgetary estimates for some of those alternatives. They look at the changes to current law and provide budgetary outlay estimates according to a 1, 3, 5, 10 year time frames. They do not attempt to estimate the cost of what an uninsured person would cost to the government. I'm sure there are groups out there that try to look at this. But these are all wonderful questions to have a debate on and should be addressed or answered before we go down a $1 trillion program.

lmaccaro

You don't sound very smart, and your mom hasn't taught you how to search the internet yet. [CR say Hondas cost about 3x as much to maintain the first 5 years as a Tesla.](https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/car-maintenance/the-cost-of-car-ownership-a1854979198/) When you are a bit older, you'll understand the phrase "time is money". Tesla really shines in saving time - no trips to the gas station, no trips to mechanics, no down time.

Playful-Emu8757

>**Aggressive Institutional Index Hedging:** The high probability of a sudden, violent drop is being explicitly priced by sophisticated investors. This is evident in the high S&P 500 Index Volume P/CR of **1.17**, which signals heavy defensive positioning, and the steep **volatility smirk** (negative skew) which makes Out-of-the-Money index puts significantly more expensive than calls . This confirms that professionals are heavily insured against the single-stock euphoria (Point 2) leading to a broad market failure.   how would a retail trader do this ? just spx puts ? how far out and strike detla and DTE ?

Cantonius

I plugged my data into gemini and had it run deep analysis so this may help **Fed is signaling two more cuts.** (Market is pricing in easing monetary policy) **Massive Interest Rate Options Volume:** The largest structural risk exposure in the derivatives market is concentrated in interest rate options, with Open Interest (43.64 million contracts) dramatically overshadowing equity options (5.76 million contracts).This focus confirms that macro players are intensely positioning based on expected central bank policy shifts, validating your view on the rate cuts being the primary market driver.  **Capex spending in AI is at absurd levels.** (Mag 7 driving S&P 500 performance) **Extreme Equity Bullishness:** This sector-specific euphoria directly correlates with the extremely low Equity Put/Call Ratio (P/CR) of **0.50** . This ratio is deep in the historical "Extreme Greed" territory, reflecting concentrated call-buying and optimism in single names like those leading the AI surge.This extreme bullish concentration confirms the price action in major technology names.  **VRP is positive and shrinking.** (End phase of complacency) **VRP Robustly Positive, yet VIX is 'Normal':** The Volatility Risk Premium (VRP)—the difference between Implied Volatility (IV) and subsequent Realized Volatility (HV)—is structurally positive and highly monetizable . The VIX (IV) is currently in the **"normal" range** (17.24 previous close) , having decreased by nearly 24% from a year ago.This decline in implied price of insurance, while still maintaining a large VRP gap over HV (6.58% for S&P 500), is the very definition of late-cycle complacency where structural risk is underpriced relative to the underlying potential for sudden movement.   **Slope is normal contango.** (No immediate panic) **Steep Contango Structure:** This is a direct confirmation. The VIX futures curve exhibits steep **contango** (e.g., October 2025 futures at 14.99 rising to March 2026 futures at 21.39).This structural pattern reinforces the market expectation that current low volatility will gradually revert to a higher long-run average, explicitly ruling out the anticipation of an immediate, acute crisis, which would be signaled by backwardation.  **We’re in late cycle, drops can be violent.** **Aggressive Institutional Index Hedging:** The high probability of a sudden, violent drop is being explicitly priced by sophisticated investors. This is evident in the high S&P 500 Index Volume P/CR of **1.17**, which signals heavy defensive positioning, and the steep **volatility smirk** (negative skew) which makes Out-of-the-Money index puts significantly more expensive than calls . This confirms that professionals are heavily insured against the single-stock euphoria (Point 2) leading to a broad market failure.  

FJB69420

Sign the CR and negotiate that’s all that has to be done

garyofalltrades

This position started with 5 contracts man, kept rolling collecting CR and some DR. Now ran out of options to roll and add more contracts. Gotta give the market back now. Will slowly build up again. Hopefully.

AmericaIsBack110524

Too bad the Dems won’t sign the verified clean CR bill and move on. They want to put extra spending in it. They will ultimately reap what the have sown over the last decade

sometimesglass

the CR passing now would be like finding out your parents are coming home early from vacation; we're having too much fun with the house to ourselves

sometimesglass

oh shit that CR is gonna go to vote again today, think itll pass?

soapboxracers

Congress passed a fucking CR back in March to fund the government through the end of September and then the fucking Republicans didn’t do a damned thing to negotiate an actual budget in the ensuing 6 months. And now they have the unmitigated gall to blame Democrats? They can shove that blame right up their own asses.

Happy_Discussion_536

People also have a better idea that partial shutdowns are not that scary. Nothing happened last time. There's really only two outcomes speaking big picture. CR ---> wider deficits. Scrapping medicaid cuts ---> even wider deficits.

Tonaia

Schumer pushed for the CR back in March in the hopes they could deal in good faith. They used the time to gut healthcare for millions. Why should Schumer believe them a second time?

reaper527

cnbc just said democrats successfully filibustered the CR again, no more votes expected today, and the senate is off tomorrow so the next possible vote would be friday.

Uknownothingyet

This budget is 54% bigger than the budget in 2019….. over the last 5 years has your life improved in any way by 54%???? This spending IS UNSUSTAINABLE. It won’t be just republicans or just democrats that suffer when the whole things burns down. Not to mention this is the same CR democrats were happy to sign last time! They just wanted to add over 1 TRILLION to it….. against UNSUSTAINABLE

districtpeach

They could change the rules like they have done recently to change to votes needed to pass a CR. If they wanted to, they would.

Wild_Height_901

Okay. So why did they not vote for the CR to keep the government open until November 21st? Give more time for negotiations while keeping the government running

DevineBovine17

You need 60 votes for a CR. The founders never thought we’d be this dumb.

Godfather751

What happens if Sidney Sweeny decides to mediate both sides, will congress pass a CR or even a Budget?

Warbeak66

Where are you seeing this about the CR

leomeng

They might agree to the CR? Shutdown is more damaging. If things get cut they can blame 🥭 and play it as though rep control all branches

LarryStink

The CR house passed bill was really close until the end poly market tanked 6% in minutes when the vote was like 50 to 30 something and then all the nos came in at the end. 

Mcjibblies

Like, the buns couldn’t find common ground over the past 8 weeks to make something up?!  Like, all they were even proposing rn is a CR

blalah

You're just going to be upset in general. I'm still thinking we'll see a last minute CR through october and all will rejoice

blalah

Gonna be a last minute CR till end of october and everything pumps

TryExciting4508

I never mentioned government,Medicaid, democrats, republicans, CR, or BBB. I was simply making a point that anyone can go into a US hospital and get free treatment including illegal immigrant’s

oopsallhuckleberries

This whole argument is over the CR, which Democrats won't vote for unless it includes an extension to healthcare/Medicaid tax credits that were cut in the BBB. The Trump admin are claiming Democrats are actually pushing to get illegal immigrants healthcare. You are here claiming the same

Regenerationready

Not accurate with the “Big Beautiful Bill.” Republicans passed it using budget reconciliation, a special process tied to the budget that bypasses the filibuster and only needs 50 votes, with the Vice President breaking a tie if needed. That is how they did it without a single Democratic vote. Appropriations bills are different. They fund the government and count as discretionary spending, which cannot go through reconciliation. They follow the normal process, are subject to a filibuster, and need 60 votes in the Senate. A continuing resolution (CR) falls into this category, which is why it cannot pass with just 50 votes. In summary: The tax bill = reconciliation, 50 votes needed. A continuing resolution = normal appropriations, filibuster applies, 60 votes needed.

LarryStink

Anybody got an inside on tracking CR vote?

TankApprehensive3053

The ICE agents doing the raids and other enforcement tasks are considered essential employees. That means they will continue to do what they are doing. The administrative staff are non-essential employees. They will be sent home for the duration of any furlough. Both groups of people will get all back pay once a budget or CR is reached. Trump is looking at firing other employees as a threat to make dems not allow the shutdown.

crackdup

Q: Why aren't Dems voting for the CR A: Because they want to protect healthcare for millions who might otherwise lose it at the end of the year If half the country could put two and two together, the Dem position isn't even that unreasonable

d33p7r0ubl3

These old fucks better sign a CR to keep the government open. My calls 😩

Happy_Discussion_536

It won't do anything. A "clean" CR bill will eventually be passed and deficits will remain very large.

Glum_Accident829

Your algos probably were asleep during the last half dozen 'almost' shutdowns. Off the top of my head, there were 'almost' shutdowns in September 2021, February 2022 (Deadline around February 18), double threat in September & December 2022 (September 30 and December 14), November 2023, January/Feb/March 2024 (due to a monthly "laddered" CR), and September 2024.

FrozenBee44

The house voted on party lines for the CR then went on vacation to force the Senate to accept their bill. But you're right, let's blame the Democrats and not the party (Republicans) that has forced government shutdowns repeatedly down America's throat (almost unilaterally btw) since the 90s.

Happy_Discussion_536

True but regardless once it actually happened market did fine. Looks like we have a little red leading up to it. Whether we shut down or not we'll be fine provided there's no fiscal huge surprise and they pass a "clean" CR or equivalent.

West-Manufacture30

Both sides want the shutdown. CR impossible.

throwingitanyway

only if the shutdown actually happens but if they pass a bill or at least a CR then it's back to the moon