The devil’s own point that accusing finger.. shutdown is on Trump! Now who is it that owns the New York Times?
YES...willing to punish FAKE Republicans...
tach it up, tach it up
Buddy gonna shut you down
These are criminals, as in “criminal offenders,” and should be labeled as such! Page 1400.
https://x.com/RepNancyMace/status/1869504406841950210?t=0ylAENYSoww2Ru1J_atzvQ&s=19
cool, let’s see how it survives or dies
Slime adjectives ✖️
WE’RE ALL GOING TO DIE.
Time to squash the drama like a bug.
Once again Trump is RIGHT!
LSM deeply saddened.
La. Johnson is retarded.
We need a CR to get to Jan 27, 2025.
No 1500 pages of gov;t BS/overreach.
When this bill dies, and die it will, next up will be to give that greasy snake Johnson the boot and replace him with a MAGA loyalist.
Edit the CR bill.
Cut out undesirable and unclear parts and paste them into a new bill document.
Pass the cleansed bill.
Quotes:
Congress is required by Article I, Section 6, of the Constitution to determine its own pay. Prior to 1969, Congress did so by enacting stand-alone legislation. From 1789 through 1968, Congress raised its pay 22 times using this procedure.
Congressional salaries initially were $1,500. By 1968, they had risen to $30,000.
Stand-alone legislation may still be used to raise Member pay, as it was most recently in 1982, 1983, 1989, and 1991, but two other methods are now also available, an automatic annual adjustment procedure and a commission process.
In January 2006, Members received a 1.9% increase under the annual adjustment procedure, increasing their salary to $165,200. They are scheduled to receive a 2.0% increase under the procedure in January 2007, to $168,500.
https://www.everycrsreport.com/reports/97-1011GOV.html
Never “Liberals pile pork into spending deal, pushing to shutdown.”
$1,500
March 4, 1789
$2,000
March 3, 1817
$3,000
December 3, 1855
$5,000
December 4, 1865
$7,500
March 4, 1907
$10,000
March 4, 1925
$9,000
July 1, 1932
$8,500
April 1, 1933
$10,000
April 4, 1935
$12,500
January 3, 1947
$22,500
March 1, 1955
$30,000
January 3, 1965
$42,500
March 1, 1969
$44,600
October 1, 1975
$57,500
March 1, 1977
...
$89,500
February 4, 1987
$125,100 Senators
$101,900 Representatives
January 1, 1991
$129,500 both
January 1, 1992
...
$165,200
January 1, 2006
https://www.everycrsreport.com/reports/97-1011GOV.html
“Some Republicans suggested he was mulling stripping the bill of everything but the spending extension and putting it to a vote, but the fate of such a measure was also very much in doubt.”
Get going!
Five days and eleven hours until Christmas Eve!