副总统范斯警告政府关门持续将导致联邦劳动力大幅裁减
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副总统范斯警告政府关门持续将导致联邦劳动力大幅裁减

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副总统JD·范斯警告称,政府关门时间越长,联邦劳动力的裁减将越严重,因两党谈判仍陷僵局。

随着联邦政府关门进入第12天,副总统JD·范斯表示,持续的僵局将迫使联邦劳动力进一步减少。在福克斯新闻《周日早晨未来》节目中,范斯表示:“时间越长,裁员幅度将越大。”他承认形势严峻,指出:“明确地说,这些裁员中有些将是痛苦的。”

这场始于10月1日的关门已导致数十万联邦雇员被迫休假。管理与预算办公室在最近的一份法庭文件中报告称,由于持续的预算僵局,已有超过4000名联邦工作人员面临解雇。范斯强调政府正在努力减轻对关键服务的影响,确保军人获得薪酬,并维持针对低收入美国人的食品援助项目。

僵局的核心是医疗保健资金的分歧。民主党拒绝了不包括延长《平价医疗法案》下联邦医疗保险补贴的短期资金提案,而这些补贴将于年底到期。总统唐纳德·特朗普和共和党领导人表示愿意讨论医疗补贴问题,但坚持政府必须先重新开放。

谈判仍陷入僵局,双方互相指责。众议院民主党领袖哈基姆·杰弗里斯表示:“我们多次明确表示,随时随地愿意与任何人坐下来谈。”相反,众议院议长迈克·约翰逊指责民主党优先考虑党派冲突而非解决关门问题。

在政治僵局中,特朗普政府正准备在教育部、财政部、国土安全部、卫生与公共服务部及环境保护局等多个联邦部门进行大规模裁员。范斯强调面临的艰难抉择,指出必须在资助关键服务和关门带来的财政限制之间权衡。民主党参议员马克·凯利批评了计划中的裁员,称:“他们不必这样做。”

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