Summary
The government shutdown ended after a vote in the Senate. Senator Tim Kaine from Virginia was one of eight Democrats who voted to end it. He explained his decision in a discussion with Geoff Bennett.
Key Facts
- The government shutdown was resolved by a Senate vote.
- Eight Democratic senators voted in favor of ending the shutdown, including Senator Tim Kaine.
- Senator Tim Kaine represents the state of Virginia.
- The shutdown caused a stalemate, which refers to a situation where no progress can be made, in the government.
- The discussion about the vote took place between Senator Kaine and Geoff Bennett.
- The vote to end the shutdown showed differing opinions among Senate Democrats.
