Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 1 April 2018

MEET THE PRESS (NBC): David Shulkin, former secretary of veterans affairs; Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis.

FACE THE NATION (CBS): Sens. Tim Scott, R-S.C., and Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.; Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C.; Filippo Grandi, U.N. high commissioner for refugees.

THIS WEEK (ABC): Sen. Doug Jones, D-Ala.; Andrew Young, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.

I gotta tell ya I have had some really good responses to what can and can't be done with the 1.3 trillion dollar spending bill.Rush had some great stuff especiallywhen it comes to the reconciliation portion of a budgetary bill which it seems the left is not too fond of. Lots of great comments here as well. But, I have yet to have a black and white, six or eight paragraph list that strictly delineates what can or can't be done with the money vs.a budget that is far more strict and confining.

I'm beginning to think that there may be a gray area in the CR spending bills that the obama/jarrett regime took full advantage of for eight years that we may or may not be aware of in the Trump administration.We should recall that the obama/jarrett regime alwasy assummed that they were above the law anyway and they figured out that if they ever got caguth doing something illegal they would say sorry and than create an EO to go around it.THey made that a way of life.

IF its there,hard and fast rules for CR spending, chances are good Trump knows about it and could be why he signed on to the huge spending bill so quickly.

My guess is that he has some options as to whether or not to even spend the money and than other options on how and where to spend it but I can't prove either guess.

Either way 1.3 trillion is a huge money pot that historically under dem rule would have been used against us.We have to figure that won't happen under Donald Trump so it has to be seen as a huge plus.

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