Freshman Rep. Ted Budd, R-N.C., introduced new legislation this week that would require the federal government to name all the “nonessential” people it employs during the next government shutdown.
When federal appropriations lapse, the government partially shuts down, and it usually directs departments and agencies to tell essential workers to show up, and tell nonessential workers to stay home.
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