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Government Shutdown Could Ruin Trump And Congress' Trip To Davos

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A bipartisan group of lawmakers were slated to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. But the government shutdown has put that on hold unless a deal can be reached. Multiple Democratic lawmakers have already canceled their plans to attend the annual summit. President Donald Trump was also scheduled to attend, meet with world leaders and deliver a big speech, but the administration has since backed off on the certainty of the trip.

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