I'm actually kinda stoked about this development 
... I mean, who doesn't want a resolution to this shutdown already? 
It's been dragging on for too long, right? And Johnson's all about finding a solution, which is more than we can say for some other folks. I'm not gonna lie, the timeline thing is interesting - it shows he's got a plan and isn't just waiting around for everyone else to get their act together. Plus, if the Senate follows through on its proposal, that'll definitely be a win-win for everyone. Fingers crossed it all works out smoothly! 
... I mean, who doesn't want a resolution to this shutdown already? It's been dragging on for too long, right? And Johnson's all about finding a solution, which is more than we can say for some other folks. I'm not gonna lie, the timeline thing is interesting - it shows he's got a plan and isn't just waiting around for everyone else to get their act together. Plus, if the Senate follows through on its proposal, that'll definitely be a win-win for everyone. Fingers crossed it all works out smoothly! 
! It's been so frustrating for me during this shutdown 
, especially when it comes to things like food stamp funding 
and healthcare 
for vulnerable communities 
. I just want lawmakers to put aside their differences 
and work together 
... I mean, we need them to do that anyway 
! Seriously though, I'm hoping they can pass a bill soon so we can get back on track 
. It's time to put the country first again 
! Fingers crossed for a quick resolution 
It's not like we're not getting paid our taxes or anything, right? 
Anyway, i'm kinda impressed that Mike Johnson is taking charge and trying to get this back on track. 
The fact that he's providing a timeline is a good sign that he's serious about finding a solution. And yeah, it would be awesome if they could just pass some short-term funding bills already... like, we need hospitals and schools and all that still running, you know? 
. Like, what if the Senate can't come together on their proposal? Then Johnson's all happy and stuff, but we're still stuck in shutdown mode 
. And have you thought about how this affects the people who are actually getting affected by the shutdown - like, the ones working at national parks or whatever? They just wanna go back to work already 
️ Now we just gotta wait for the Senate to catch up and hopefully we'll be back to normal soon 
. This whole thing has been so frustrating, but at least there's some light at the end of the tunnel... or something like that