As the deadline to avert a government shutdown looms, Congress is scrambling to finalize a stopgap funding bill that includes over $100 billion in disaster aid. The proposed spending plan, which aims to extend funding through March, has sparked controversy among GOP members, with some conservatives revolting against what they consider a weak compromise. Speaker Mike Johnson is facing backlash from both party factions, receiving criticism for his handling of the funding negotiations, especially amid discontent voiced by key Trump allies. Meanwhile, lawmakers are highlighting various provisions within the sprawling omnibus bill, including funding for disaster relief and adjustments to IRS funding. As discussions progress, the urgency intensifies with only days remaining to secure a deal that satisfies both sides, while avoiding the disruption of a government shutdown.