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In October 2013, the Congress needed to adopt a continuing resolution to allow the federal government to remain open after the existing appropriation laws expired. The House adopted a series of continuing resolutions which were conditioned upon the repeal or modification of the ACA. However, the Senate adopted a series of continuing resolutions which did not contain such ACA conditions. As a result of the impasse, many federal programs were shut down and remained shut until the House agreed to fund without ACA conditions.
In October 2013, the Congress needed to adopt a continuing resolution to allow the federal government to remain open after the existing appropriation laws expired. The House adopted a series of continuing resolutions which were conditioned upon the repeal or modification of the ACA. However, the Senate adopted a series of continuing resolutions which did not contain such ACA conditions. As a result of the impasse, many federal programs were shut down and remained shut until the House agreed to fund without ACA conditions.
In April 2014 the House of Representatives voted 55 times to scale back or repeal the law, but none of those proposals received consideration in the Senate.<ref name=fulltime/>
In November 2016, the ''Washington Times'' reported that [[Paul Ryan]]
In November 2016, the ''Washington Times'' reported that [[Paul Ryan]]