Posted on 02/14/2019 11:56:41 AM PST by detective
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: Congress rams through a massive piece of legislation costing hundreds of billions of dollars without bothering to read it. Meet Congress under a Democratic majority—same as under the old majority.
Late Wednesday evening, congressional leaders still had not publicly released their omnibus appropriations legislation, and were not planning to do so until near midnight—hardly an auspicious time to embark on reading a bill exceeding 1,000 pages:
(Excerpt) Read more at thefederalist.com ...
More lies, more corruption and more dysfunctional government.
SHAME on ALL of THEM!!! Don’t sign it, President Trump!
SHUT IT DOWN
Section 3211.7 - Gamma II Appropriation
1. Triskelion Game Subsidy
(a) 400 quatloos for the newcomers
The final version includes additions and corrections. Everything else was hammered out long ago.
They’ll know what’s in it when they get their pork. That’s the important thing.
At least read the damn thing and let we, The people, have a chance post our grievances.
I hate DC.
All of it.
It really does not deserve to exist.
Period.
Congress, full of fat, greedy, money-grubbing scumbags!
Veto the damm thing Hannity announced it’s 1169 pages.
When was the last time they passed a budget?
Really is disgusting.
“I’ve said to Congress, I will never sign a bill like this again,” - DJT, March 23, 2018 after signing a spending bill to avoid shutting down the government.
That's how The Party screws us over. Stick in a few "additions" and "corrections" that increase their power, pander to illegal aliens, stick us with the bill, and forbid us protecting ourselves.
I understood at the last shut down that 75% of the government was operating under spending bills passed and signed by the 2018 Congress and Trump. Is this latest spending Bill the balance of the needed funds for 2019?
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