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In reply to the discussion: Schumer in talks with McConnell as shutdown fears grow: 'We may now have to go first' [View all]COL Mustard
(8,227 posts)34. I'm a current Fed
I pay attention to parts of the NDAA and Defense Appropriations Acts each year, but I didn't know about that strategy. Thank you for the education!
Like you, I was furloughed in 1995 and that contributed to my decision to go back to school and leave the Government...never intended to return, but here I am all these years later with a few more to go. When the furloughs hit in 2013 and 2018 I was paid out of multi-year appropriations so not subjected to them. Now we're all paid from single-year appropriations so the cheese will be spread to probably most of us. Sigh.
What's different, at least for now, is that even the Republicans are saying this one is on them. Don't let them spin it later to be Biden's fault!
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Schumer in talks with McConnell as shutdown fears grow: 'We may now have to go first' [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Sep 2023
OP
It's a neat trick that they do all the time (I have posted about it often)
BumRushDaShow
Sep 2023
#5
If germaneness is a requirement for amendments to plainly budgetary measures
Frasier Balzov
Sep 2023
#15
Yeah Wikipedia actually mentions that it is part of parliamentary procedures
BumRushDaShow
Sep 2023
#29
I saw at least one R, Lawler from NY saying they'd vote for something like this.
IbogaProject
Sep 2023
#43
I think a couple of the NY Republicans in flipped-to-R congressional seats, had expressed interest
BumRushDaShow
Sep 2023
#44
I think a couple of the flipped-to-R NY congressional seat Republicans had expressed interest
BumRushDaShow
Sep 2023
#45
I don't trust the turtle, even in this sitatuation. They are doing something sneaky. nt
C Moon
Sep 2023
#11
How could Schumer have expected any other outcome with the House Republican Clown Show?
SunSeeker
Sep 2023
#24
America foes and friends are having their annual chuckle and shake of the head at the worlds
Alexander Of Assyria
Sep 2023
#32