Kennedy pushes plan to halt Congress pay during government shutdown

Fox News•Tuesday, November 4, 2025 at 4:00:27 PM

Senator John Kennedy from Louisiana has introduced a plan to stop Congress members from receiving their pay during government shutdowns. This move aims to hold lawmakers accountable and ensure they feel the impact of a shutdown just like the citizens they represent. By sidestepping the constitutional requirement for paychecks, Kennedy's proposal could encourage more responsible budgeting and decision-making in Congress, making it a significant step towards fiscal accountability.

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