BOEHNER ANNOUNCES HIS FINAL ACT OF COWARDICE As He Steps Down Before Being Ousted As SpeakerIn his final act of putting Americans dead last, John Boehner will stand with Democrats in their rabid desire to keep the abortion industry humming. Because government funding for baby part harvesting businesses is exactly where American taxpayers want to see their hard earned money being spent. Well done John .U.S. House Speaker John Boehner vowed on Sunday that Congress will avoid a government shutdown this week and he would push through as much unfinished legislation as possible before leaving at the end of October.Speaking on CBS  Face the Nation two days after his surprise resignation, he said the House this week would pass a government funding bill now moving through the Senate, which does not meet conservatives  demands to cut off money for Planned Parenthood.Asked if passage would require Democratic votes, he responded:  I m sure it will, but I suspect my Democratic colleagues want to keep the government open as much as I do. Boehner resigned amid deep divisions among House Republicans over a range of issues including the handling of a Sept. 30 deadline to approve new funding for federal agencies and programs from education to national parks.Conservative Republicans, some of whom have called for his ouster, have insisted on punishing Planned Parenthood by withholding funds over allegations that the non-profit group improperly sold tissues harvested from aborted fetuses.But Boehner and more moderate Republicans have argued that such a move would not halt the bulk of the group s $500 billion in funding, which comes from reimbursements through the Medicaid healthcare program for the poor. Via: ReutersGovernment News
bother announces his final act of cowardice as he steps down before being ousted as speakers final act putting americans dead last john bother stand democrats rapid desire keep abortion industry summing because government funding baby part harvesting businesses exactly american taxpayers want see hard earned money spent well done john house speaker john bother vowed sunday congress avoid government shutdown week would push much unfinished legislation possible leaving end cbs face nation two days surprise resignation said house week would pass government funding bill moving senate meet conservatives demands cut money planned passage would require democratic votes responded i sure i suspect democratic colleagues want keep government open much i bother resigned amid deep divisions among house republicans range issues including handling deadline approve new funding federal agencies programs education national republicans called ouster insisted punishing planned parenthood withholding funds allegations group improperly sold tissues harvested aborted bother moderate republicans argued move would halt bulk group billion funding comes reimbursement medical healthcare program poor via reutersgovernment news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: BOEHNER ANNOUNCES HIS FINAL ACT OF COWARDICE As He Steps Down Before Being Ousted As SpeakerIn his final act of putting Americans dead last, John Boehner will stand with Democrats in their rabid desire to keep the abortion industry humming. Because government funding for baby part harvesting businesses is exactly where American taxpayers want to see their hard earned money being spent. Well done John .U.S. House Speaker John Boehner vowed on Sunday that Congress will avoid a government shutdown this week and he would push through as much unfinished legislation as possible before leaving at the end of October.Speaking on CBS  Face the Nation two days after his surprise resignation, he said the House this week would pass a government funding bill now moving through the Senate, which does not meet conservatives  demands to cut off money for Planned Parenthood.Asked if passage would require Democratic votes, he responded:  I m sure it will, but I suspect my Democratic colleagues want to keep the government open as much as I do. Boehner resigned amid deep divisions among House Republicans over a range of issues including the handling of a Sept. 30 deadline to approve new funding for federal agencies and programs from education to national parks.Conservative Republicans, some of whom have called for his ouster, have insisted on punishing Planned Parenthood by withholding funds over allegations that the non-profit group improperly sold tissues harvested from aborted fetuses.But Boehner and more moderate Republicans have argued that such a move would not halt the bulk of the group s $500 billion in funding, which comes from reimbursements through the Medicaid healthcare program for the poor. Via: ReutersGovernment News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: bother announces his final act of cowardice as he steps down before being ousted as speakers final act putting americans dead last john bother stand democrats rapid desire keep abortion industry summing because government funding baby part harvesting businesses exactly american taxpayers want see hard earned money spent well done john house speaker john bother vowed sunday congress avoid government shutdown week would push much unfinished legislation possible leaving end cbs face nation two days surprise resignation said house week would pass government funding bill moving senate meet conservatives demands cut money planned passage would require democratic votes responded i sure i suspect democratic colleagues want keep government open much i bother resigned amid deep divisions among house republicans range issues including handling deadline approve new funding federal agencies programs education national republicans called ouster insisted punishing planned parenthood withholding funds allegations group improperly sold tissues harvested aborted bother moderate republicans argued move would halt bulk group billion funding comes reimbursement medical healthcare program poor via reutersgovernment news