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- The House passed a bill to avert a government shutdown for a few weeks, sending it to Biden's desk.
- More Democrats than Republicans voted for it — the 4th time this has happened for must-pass bills.
- Despite controlling the House, GOP leaders have consistently had to rely on Democratic votes.
The House of Representatives passed a bill on Thursday evening that temporarily extends government funding — and way more Democrats than Republicans voted for it.
If that sounds familiar, that's because it's the fourth time something like it has happened this year — even though Republicans technically control the chamber by a slim margin.