‘Martial Law’ Invoked As Congress Scurries To Avoid Another Government Shutdown

The use of martial law fast-tracks a spending bill by bypassing typical procedures. One of those procedures is that the House of Representatives has to wait a day after the Rules Committee produces rules for a floor debate before a vote on the bill can occur, according to the Hill. By invoking martial law, House lawmakers can vote on the short-term government spending measure on the same day.

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Amidst leadership turmoil in the House – Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) announced he would resign at the end of October – the Senate advanced a bill on Monday to fund the government through December 11. With a bipartisan vote of 77 to 19, the motion surpassed the 60 votes required to eliminate a filibuster threat. It’s now headed for a final vote on Wednesday.

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The short-term spending measure is still controversial in the House and may draw “no” votes from Republicans who are critical of their leaders for backing away from the removal of federal funding from Planned Parenthood. Conservatives have railed against the female health clinic ever since videos emerged allegedly showing representatives discussing the sale of fetal tissue from abortion procedures.

Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky), also a Republican presidential candidate, took to the floor on Tuesday and urged leaders to “show courage,” and be willing to “let the spending expire.”

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