Is the U.S. government shutdown still going on...

Is the U.S. government shutdown still going on? Would federal workers be going to just lose their job and beg for money on street?

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This is the longest shutdown we've ever had. Yes workers are 23 days without pay and counting.

They should learn Haskell and start to do something useful for society.

Federal worker have to work.

Trump could at least buy them burgers. Twice a day!

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...without pay? How is it legal in a capitalist country?

pay is docked

Because government workers are public, not private.

To be fair anyone working in the White House is probably overpaid anyway

>Are federal workers going to just lose their job and beg for money on street?
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