Zionist’s Puppet Obama invites lawmakers over shutdown

A number of lawmakers in both chambers of US Congress have been invited to the White House for talks over the government shutdown and the consequences of a possible US default on its debt.

House Democrats are expected to hold talks with Barack Obama on Wednesday afternoon, with Senate Democrats, House Republicans, and Senate Republicans expected to attend similar sessions in the coming days.
The meetings come as Obama has been the target of a barrage of criticism from Republicans for refusing to negotiate over the US budget and raising the nation’s borrowing limit.
Republicans are demanding the defunding or delaying of Obama’s signature Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
However, Obama and Democrats on Capitol Hill say Republicans cannot take the country’s entire economy hostage to kill a law that has been approved by Congress, signed by the President, and upheld by the Supreme Court.
On October 1, the US government partially shut down operations as congressmen refused to agree on a temporary spending bill that would keep the federal government funded.