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COL Mustard

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37. This is different from the debt ceiling.

Sat Sep 23, 2023, 10:47 AM

Sep 2023

This is the actual passage of appropriations for agencies. Many of those expire at midnight on 9/30. Some are for multiple years (RDTE,Procurement, Shipbuilding & Construction, Military Construction, etc.) but all of the one-year appropriations that were passed last year expire at the end of the FY.

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McCarthy!!!!!!!!!!! BootinUp Sep 2023 #1

LOL BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #2

How can the Senate go first? Frasier Balzov Sep 2023 #3

It's a neat trick that they do all the time (I have posted about it often) BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #5

The Parliamentarian lets them get away with that? Frasier Balzov Sep 2023 #6

What is faulty with it? BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #10

If germaneness is a requirement for amendments to plainly budgetary measures Frasier Balzov Sep 2023 #15

They usually find some kind of budgetary bill BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #17

I see. So germaneness is simply money to be spent anywhere. Frasier Balzov Sep 2023 #19

You're welcome - CSPAN junkie here BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #20

Fascinating history. You have a book coming out soon? erronis Sep 2023 #26

I think because of the internet and social media BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #28

I'm a current Fed COL Mustard Sep 2023 #34

There is a name for this trick. EndlessWire Sep 2023 #25

Yeah Wikipedia actually mentions that it is part of parliamentary procedures BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #29

This is why I love DU. yardwork Sep 2023 #33

They have a pretty slim majority (or whatever you want to call it) COL Mustard Sep 2023 #35

Answer to your question - of course BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #39

Interesting! So, theoretically, the Democrats could pass the bill. yardwork Sep 2023 #41

A simple majority in the House is fine but not the Senate BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #42

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

Thank you! How do you know all this? Dark n Stormy Knight Sep 2023 #38

Retired fed who is a CSPAN junky BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #40

Did McTurtle himself shut down? Blue Owl Sep 2023 #4

I'm so sick of this shit. Joinfortmill Sep 2023 #7

+1 orangecrush Sep 2023 #8

You are not alone. We have got to take back the House. LoisB Sep 2023 #16

I thought of Kennah Sep 2023 #9

LOL BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #13

Myself, I thought of a different Catherine O'Hara quote... sir pball Sep 2023 #31

I don't trust the turtle, even in this sitatuation. They are doing something sneaky. nt C Moon Sep 2023 #11

Hey, McCarthy? sheshe2 Sep 2023 #12

He had an unfortunate... um... BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #21

Ooops! sheshe2 Sep 2023 #23

I love high-speed photography! COL Mustard Sep 2023 #36

It's time to put an end to this trpuke made up funding crap yaesu Sep 2023 #14

This is different from the debt ceiling. COL Mustard Sep 2023 #37

Don't they first have to deal with the Senate dress code...? Grins Sep 2023 #18

The GOP Snackshack Sep 2023 #22

Excellent post!!! Every item is spot on. Yet, if the Democrats had done erronis Sep 2023 #27

True... Snackshack Sep 2023 #46

How could Schumer have expected any other outcome with the House Republican Clown Show? SunSeeker Sep 2023 #24

They knew BumRushDaShow Sep 2023 #30

America foes and friends are having their annual chuckle and shake of the head at the worlds Alexander Of Assyria Sep 2023 #32