washington u.s. budget deal congress work pass week contain surprise financial service industry accord document release house appropriations committee monday budget bill primarily lay government money flow often also include riders small measure attach budget become law spend negotiations last week democrats say many riders would lead walk away budget deal dub poison pills proposal unveil monday hail bipartisan support solid bill reflect common value help move nation forward say representative rodney frelinghuysen republican chairman house appropriations committee overall democrats successful keep omnibus fund bill hijack inappropriate policy additions keep 160 propose poison pill riders say lisa gilbert vice president legislative affairs public citizen consumer advocacy group house representatives senate expect pass trillion spend bill unveil monday friday many capitol hill anticipate bill would include rider consumer financial protection bureau fund currently agency receive fund federal reserve republicans push move cfpb annual congressional budget say would make accountable voters instead deal much light require cfpb report congress make draw feed democratic supporters cfpb massachusetts senator elizabeth warren say receive fund feed maintain independence agency create 2010 dodd-frank wall street reform law protect individuals fraud warren former president barack obama first choice lead cfpb party warren wing include bank committee senior democrat sherrod brown commit keep intact matter cost opponents cfpb seem realize attempt weaken agency budget process could potentially derail deal say rohit chopra senior fellow consumer federation america former cfpb official deal also maintain contentious rider last budget bar securities exchange commission require company disclose political donations democrats want major corporations show candidates cause give money last year work block two sec commissioner nominations nominees would support donation disclosures republicans say disclosures material investors surprise bank financials u.s. budget deal