House fiscal hawks split over ‘Biden budget’ funding extension

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Fiscal hawks are split over how to avoid a government shutdown in the fall as the House struggles to pass all of its annual spending bills.

At least two House rabble-rousers are threatening to oppose a continuing resolution, or funding patch, as the regular appropriations process sputters on the floor, with just two of the 12 annual spending bills passed before an August recess.

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