Florida Congressman Daniel Webster has announced his support for the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025. The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on this bill within the week.
Webster stated, “I will be voting to pass the Continuing Resolution this week to keep the government running and give President Trump and my Congressional Republican colleagues and I the time needed to enact real, conservative fiscal reforms.” He emphasized that although he typically opposes short-term funding measures, he believes passing this resolution is necessary to prevent a government shutdown.
Webster further explained, “While I generally oppose short-term funding measures, the alternative – allowing Democrats to shut down the government – would only create instability and distraction.” He highlighted that the resolution aims to avoid disruptions while focusing on key issues such as border security, reducing wasteful spending, and strengthening the economy.
The congressman concluded by reaffirming his commitment to fiscal responsibility: “My colleagues and I will continue to fight to restore fiscal responsibility, and I remain committed to delivering long-term solutions that put America first.”
