The GOP-led House passed a $1.2 trillion spending bill with more votes from Democrats than Republicans. There is criticism about the late release of the bill and concerns about reckless spending and lack of transparency.
Key Points
Bipartisan support in the House with more Democrats than Republicans voting in favor
Concerns raised about the late release of the 1,012-page spending bill
Criticism of House Speaker Mike Johnson and Democratic leaders for the handling of the bill
Pros
Averted a partial government shutdown
Received bipartisan support with more Democrats voting in favor
Cons
Criticism of late release of the bill
Concerns about reckless spending and lack of transparency