Benjamin WeissWASHINGTON (CN) — The Senate on Friday shot down a Republican stopgap budget that would keep the government funded through November as lawmakers continue hashing out full-year spending legislation. “The president said … pass this Republican continuing resolution, jam it down the Democrats’ throats. House Republicans didn’t need any Democratic support to pass the budget stopgap in the lower chamber, just to win over a few dissenting voices among the GOP’s usual cast of spending hawks. Schumer has said the Senate should immediately vote on both the House-passed continuing resolution and the Democratic alternative. “We have heard all year how Republicans have a mandate, how Republicans have the presidency, how Republicans control the House, how Republicans control the Senate,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Friday.