Hey! Big spender........

[Trajan]

The author, Glenn Kessler, is wrong to attribute the Bush 2009 budget to Obama. So, he is wrong from the start - but he also addresses that. He thinks he's right.

Missed this part, hunh?

The federal fiscal year starts on Oct. 1, so the 2009 fiscal year accounts for about four months of Bush’s presidency and eight of Obama’s.

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

you need a class in congressional spending mechanisms.....


so, does boooooooooosh own the stimulus too?

 

[hortysir]

The author, Glenn Kessler, is wrong to attribute the Bush 2009 budget to Obama. So, he is wrong from the start - but he also addresses that. He thinks he's right.

Missed this part, hunh?

The federal fiscal year starts on Oct. 1, so the 2009 fiscal year accounts for about four months of Bush’s presidency and eight of Obama’s.

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

October 1, 2008 to January 20, 2009 is 10 days short of 4 months.

Harvard?!

 

[Trajan]

The author, Glenn Kessler, is wrong to attribute the Bush 2009 budget to Obama. So, he is wrong from the start - but he also addresses that. He thinks he's right.

Missed this part, hunh?

The federal fiscal year starts on Oct. 1, so the 2009 fiscal year accounts for about four months of Bush’s presidency and eight of Obama’s.

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

try reading that again, you need the class hon..

october to feb is how many? feb to Oct. ( where in they did NOT do a bduget is how many months)?


you need a class in congressional spedning mechanisms too.....


so, does boooooooooosh own the stimulus too?

 

[del]

The author, Glenn Kessler, is wrong to attribute the Bush 2009 budget to Obama. So, he is wrong from the start - but he also addresses that. He thinks he's right.

Missed this part, hunh?

The federal fiscal year starts on Oct. 1, so the 2009 fiscal year accounts for about four months of Bush’s presidency and eight of Obama’s.

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

The U.S. government's fiscal year begins on 1 October of the previous calendar year and ends on 30 September of the year with which it is numbered.

so yeah, einstein, bush owned 4 months of it and obama 8.

are you this stupid in real life?

 

[Peach]

Missed this part, hunh?

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

you need a class in congressional spending mechanisms.....


so, does boooooooooosh own the stimulus too?

No, I could teach one here, the rigidity of the closed minds would pose a challenge however.

 

[hortysir]

Missed this part, hunh?

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

The U.S. government's fiscal year begins on 1 October of the previous calendar year and ends on 30 September of the year with which it is numbered.

so yeah, einstein, bush owned 4 months of it and obama 8.

are you this stupid in real life?

yes

 

[Peach]

Missed this part, hunh?

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

The U.S. government's fiscal year begins on 1 October of the previous calendar year and ends on 30 September of the year with which it is numbered.

so yeah, einstein, bush owned 4 months of it and obama 8.

are you this stupid in real life?

Read what you wrote, a year is 12 months. Bush was President when the ANNUAL* budget was enacted. Got it YET?

*Annual does not refer to plants either, HS (an aptly chosen screen name.)

 

[hortysir]

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

The U.S. government's fiscal year begins on 1 October of the previous calendar year and ends on 30 September of the year with which it is numbered.

so yeah, einstein, bush owned 4 months of it and obama 8.

are you this stupid in real life?

Read what you wrote, a year is 12 months. Bush was President when the ANNUAL* budget was enacted. Got it YET?

*Annual does not refer to plants either, HS (an aptly chosen screen name.)

Your party doesn't get to use that word until you PASS ONE!

 

[del]

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

The U.S. government's fiscal year begins on 1 October of the previous calendar year and ends on 30 September of the year with which it is numbered.

so yeah, einstein, bush owned 4 months of it and obama 8.

are you this stupid in real life?

Read what you wrote, a year is 12 months. Bush was President when the ANNUAL* budget was enacted. Got it YET?

*Annual does not refer to plants either, HS (an aptly chosen screen name.)

um, except most of the appropriations bills hadn't been passed and the stimulus bill hadn't even been proposed.

how does obama's duodenum look?

 

[Peach]

Missed this part, hunh?

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

October 1, 2008 to January 20, 2009 is 10 days short of 4 months.

Harvard?!

Yes, Winthrop House, after the Yard. Have you figured out yet US budgets are ANNUAL?

 

[hortysir]

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

October 1, 2008 to January 20, 2009 is 10 days short of 4 months.

Harvard?!

Yes, Winthrop House, after the Yard. Have you figured out yet US budgets are ANNUAL?

Hey....what you do and where you like it, in the privacy of your bedroom is YOUR business

 

[Peach]

The U.S. government's fiscal year begins on 1 October of the previous calendar year and ends on 30 September of the year with which it is numbered.

so yeah, einstein, bush owned 4 months of it and obama 8.

are you this stupid in real life?

Read what you wrote, a year is 12 months. Bush was President when the ANNUAL* budget was enacted. Got it YET?

*Annual does not refer to plants either, HS (an aptly chosen screen name.)

Your party doesn't get to use that word until you PASS ONE!

My "party" as you term it, isn't in control of the House, and many of its members are not my idea of even members of Congress, I have many differences with both major parties, and the economy is the #1 issue with me this election. After you learn what ANNUAL means, in between searching in vain for 'sexy guy' avatars, write more on the topic. As I have written, Romney, if elected, will not be able to transform the economy in a few months. The budget year is 10/01 to 9/30.

 

[del]

January to October isn't four months. Try remedial math along with remedial reading. Bush owned 2009, Obama, will get the majority of the 'credit' for 2013.

October 1, 2008 to January 20, 2009 is 10 days short of 4 months.

Harvard?!

Yes, Winthrop House, after the Yard. Have you figured out yet US budgets are ANNUAL?

^
legacy, and not particularly bright

 

[Valerie]

October 1, 2008 to January 20, 2009 is 10 days short of 4 months.

Harvard?!

Yes, Winthrop House, after the Yard. Have you figured out yet US budgets are ANNUAL?

^
legacy, and not particularly bright

lol october november december january = 4

so yeah, einstein, bush owned 4 months of it.

 

[Peach]

Yes, Winthrop House, after the Yard. Have you figured out yet US budgets are ANNUAL?

^
legacy, and not particularly bright

lol october november december january = 4

so yeah, einstein, bush owned 4 months of it.

No, the budget adopted in October is the budget for the YEAR. Read up on it CONs, the President cannot alter the budget by simply sprinkling fairy dust on the parts he doesn't like. Romney will be stuck with the 10/12 budget, assuming the House ever gets to work, instead of repealing the health care act, and 'protecting _____', ie, whatever the social issue gets the most media attention.

An easy read for the extreme right:

United States federal budget - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[del]

^
legacy, and not particularly bright

lol october november december january = 4

so yeah, einstein, bush owned 4 months of it.

No, the budget adopted in October is the budget for the YEAR. Read up on it CONs, the President cannot alter the budget by simply sprinkling fairy dust on the parts he doesn't like. Romney will be stuck with the 10/12 budget, assuming the House ever gets to work, instead of repealing the health care act, and 'protecting _____', ie, whatever the social issue gets the most media attention.

An easy read for the extreme right:

United States federal budget - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

hey, stupid.

what part of obama owns the stimulus bill don't you get?

 

[Charles_Main]

^
legacy, and not particularly bright

lol october november december january = 4

so yeah, einstein, bush owned 4 months of it.

No, the budget adopted in October is the budget for the YEAR. Read up on it CONs, the President cannot alter the budget by simply sprinkling fairy dust on the parts he doesn't like. Romney will be stuck with the 10/12 budget, assuming the House ever gets to work, instead of repealing the health care act, and 'protecting _____', ie, whatever the social issue gets the most media attention.

An easy read for the extreme right:

United States federal budget - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Wrong, ever heard of Appropriations bills? Most of those were signed by Obama. You don't even know the first thing about how it works.

 

[hortysir]

lol october november december january = 4

No, the budget adopted in October is the budget for the YEAR. Read up on it CONs, the President cannot alter the budget by simply sprinkling fairy dust on the parts he doesn't like. Romney will be stuck with the 10/12 budget, assuming the House ever gets to work, instead of repealing the health care act, and 'protecting _____', ie, whatever the social issue gets the most media attention.

An easy read for the extreme right:

United States federal budget - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Wrong, ever heard of Appropriations bills? Most of those were signed by Obama. You don't even know the first thing about how it works.

She's been pwned and she's squirming.

The ANNUAL budget has a FISCAL calendar of 12 months, starting on 10/01 and ending 09/30, Peach-Fuzz


To the bold:
That's impossible since Hairless Reid couldn't find a budget if it was stapled to his high forehead
It wouldn't surprise me a bit to see the Senate finally approve a shitty budget, tho....just to try to saddle the incoming offices with it.

Same thing with the majority of the ACA.
Why do you think the biggest part of it doesn't take effect until the end of Obama's term?

 

[Peach]

No, the budget adopted in October is the budget for the YEAR. Read up on it CONs, the President cannot alter the budget by simply sprinkling fairy dust on the parts he doesn't like. Romney will be stuck with the 10/12 budget, assuming the House ever gets to work, instead of repealing the health care act, and 'protecting _____', ie, whatever the social issue gets the most media attention.

An easy read for the extreme right:

United States federal budget - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Wrong, ever heard of Appropriations bills? Most of those were signed by Obama. You don't even know the first thing about how it works.

She's been pwned and she's squirming.

The ANNUAL budget has a FISCAL calendar of 12 months, starting on 10/01 and ending 09/30, Peach-Fuzz


To the bold:
That's impossible since Hairless Reid couldn't find a budget if it was stapled to his high forehead
It wouldn't surprise me a bit to see the Senate finally approve a shitty budget, tho....just to try to saddle the incoming offices with it.

Same thing with the majority of the ACA.
Why do you think the biggest part of it doesn't take effect until the end of Obama's term?

The hate filled 'D' students in US history remain hate filled....D students. Appropriations, like the budget, do not end upon an electoral shift in either the White House, or Congress. Read The Great Republic, or actually, have someone read it to you, it is perhaps beyond your meager capabilities.

 

[hortysir]

Squirming.
Like I said