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I know. Since when did it become Obama's? I seem to recall a bipartisan Congress voting for it and John Boehner bragging about getting 97% of what he wanted in the debt deal. Hmmm?
Its Obamas when OBAMA SIGNED THE BILL, and then didnt reverse it in a budget proposal
Why are so many left wing kooks ignorant about the process in Washington?
Its Obamas when OBAMA SIGNED THE BILL, and then didnt reverse it in a budget proposal
Why are so many left wing kooks ignorant about the process in Washington?
Obama presented a Budget proposal that was rejected. From that point, if you understand the Budget process, it's up to Congress to write and pass a Budget that is acceptable. The Budget Control Act was Congresses answer to the fact that Congress could not come to agreement on a traditional Budget. Sorry that you seem to think people are dumb enough to believe otherwise.
Last edited by florida.bob; 10-31-2012 at 05:43 AM..
Meanwhile, Paul Ryan’s budget proposal, which passed the House but not the Senate, envisioned a 41 percent cut next year for the section of the federal government that includes FEMA. In addition, Ryan’s committee specifically pointed out that President Obama has declared a record number of disasters during his term.
The PRESIDENT writes budget proposals, not any dam Republican.
Signed into law by the PRESIDENT.
Continue to blame the Republican because the President wont do his job..
Whatever it takes to defend failure I guess is ok to you..
Congress approves the budget. Potus cant sign or veto what doesn't come to his desk. Nice try though. That whole separation of powers just gets in your way.
Presidents propose budgets
Congress passes them
Presidents APPROVE THEM..
FAIL!!
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Originally Posted by florida.bob
Obama presented a Budget proposal that was rejected. From that point, if you understand the Budget process, it's up to Congress to write and pass a Budget that is acceptable. The Budget Control Act was Congresses answer to the fact that Congress could not come to agreement on a traditional Budget. Sorry that you seem to think people are dumb enough to believe otherwise.
Its up to Congress to write and pass a budget APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT
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Originally Posted by msamhunter
Congress approves the budget. Potus cant sign or veto what doesn't come to his desk. Nice try though. That whole separation of powers just gets in your way.
So Obama holds no blame for bills HE proposes, and then HE SIGNS?
Arent you embarassed to be an Obama lemming who cant post anything true?
Here you go with the personal attacks again.
Doesn't the congress write the legislation?
Isn't it, wasn't it the do nothing congress (majority of republicans) who could not get a budget together because of the tea party faction?
thank you.
Aren't you a RW lemming?
pot/kettle.
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So Obama holds no blame for bills HE proposes, and then HE SIGNS?
defer/deflect
I suppose the supercommittee is off the hook for blame?
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Even if the sequester doesn’t take effect, federal disaster relief still faces a hard cap for funding. Under last year’s Budget Control Act, lawmakers agreed to $917 billion in cuts over 10 years that would occur regardless of what happened with the supercommittee and the sequester
from your link
Last edited by NoJiveMan; 10-31-2012 at 07:17 AM..
Why should the member stop now? he/she is on a bs roll.
Easily blames the prez. for congress' short commings,
the prez submitted his budget request,
and we see what happened,
NO COMPROMISE by the "T" and "R" parties. They can't even agree amongst themselves, not with mr. speaker afraid of his own shadow and mr. T cantor doing the poking of his back, they're all a bunch of gutless wonders.
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