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"We Don't Have a Spending Problem"..either.
Budgets are subject to the Constitution, and that says the House is responsible, so attacking Reed on this is a non-starter.
However. . . I think the Senate should take one of the House's suggested budgets, use it as a model, and modify it as they think reasonable. Cutting Defense is reasonable.
Round two of another fiscal crisis is already underway as debate over raising the nation's borrowing limit, better known as the debt ceiling, heats up.
Majority leader Harry Reid has blatantly ignored the law by failing to introduce a budget for more than 1300 days.
House Republicans on the other hand have fullfilled their duty to the law by introducing and passing a budget every year since Obama has been in office.
As Byron York points out, Reid's actions could give Republicans some leverage when it comes to satisfy Presindent Obama's request to increased borrowing (and spending) ability.
I want to stress again that Reid has been ignoring the law by refusing to not only pass a budget in the Senate, but by failing to even introduce one.
Republicans to Reid: Pass a Budget if You Want a Debt Ceiling Increase - Katie Pavlich
So the hostage takers have made their demands? Did the Republicans cut out all the letters from the magazines themselves for this message to Reid?
Hey GOP, you aren't doing yourselves ANY favors...
Budgets are subject to the Constitution, and that says the House is responsible, so attacking Reed on this is a non-starter.
However. . . I think the Senate should take one of the House's suggested budgets, use it as a model, and modify it as they think reasonable. Cutting Defense is reasonable.
Round two of another fiscal crisis is already underway as debate over raising the nation's borrowing limit, better known as the debt ceiling, heats up.
Majority leader Harry Reid has blatantly ignored the law by failing to introduce a budget for more than 1300 days.
House Republicans on the other hand have fullfilled their duty to the law by introducing and passing a budget every year since Obama has been in office.
As Byron York points out, Reid's actions could give Republicans some leverage when it comes to satisfy Presindent Obama's request to increased borrowing (and spending) ability.
I want to stress again that Reid has been ignoring the law by refusing to not only pass a budget in the Senate, but by failing to even introduce one.
Republicans to Reid: Pass a Budget if You Want a Debt Ceiling Increase - Katie Pavlich
Jake the Fake apologizing for Harry Reid violating the law.
LOL
Budgets are subject to the Constitution, and that says the House is responsible, so attacking Reed on this is a non-starter.
However. . . I think the Senate should take one of the House's suggested budgets, use it as a model, and modify it as they think reasonable. Cutting Defense is reasonable.
Jake the Fake apologizing for Harry Reid violating the law.
LOL
Constitution overrides your opinion, kiddo.
"We Don't Have a Spending Problem"..either.
Reed has shot down every budget bill sent to him from the house. It is not a non starter just because idiots want to excuse the idiot reid. Reid failed to do his job, idiots need to stop placing false blame on the house.Budgets are subject to the Constitution, and that says the House is responsible, so attacking Reed on this is a non-starter.
However. . . I think the Senate should take one of the House's suggested budgets, use it as a model, and modify it as they think reasonable. Cutting Defense is reasonable.
Round two of another fiscal crisis is already underway as debate over raising the nation's borrowing limit, better known as the debt ceiling, heats up.
Majority leader Harry Reid has blatantly ignored the law by failing to introduce a budget for more than 1300 days.
House Republicans on the other hand have fullfilled their duty to the law by introducing and passing a budget every year since Obama has been in office.
As Byron York points out, Reid's actions could give Republicans some leverage when it comes to satisfy Presindent Obama's request to increased borrowing (and spending) ability.
I want to stress again that Reid has been ignoring the law by refusing to not only pass a budget in the Senate, but by failing to even introduce one.
Republicans to Reid: Pass a Budget if You Want a Debt Ceiling Increase - Katie Pavlich
Reed has shot down every budget bill sent to him from the house. It is not a non starter just because idiots want to excuse the idiot reid. Reid failed to do his job, idiots need to stop placing false blame on the house.Budgets are subject to the Constitution, and that says the House is responsible, so attacking Reed on this is a non-starter.
However. . . I think the Senate should take one of the House's suggested budgets, use it as a model, and modify it as they think reasonable. Cutting Defense is reasonable.
Round two of another fiscal crisis is already underway as debate over raising the nation's borrowing limit, better known as the debt ceiling, heats up.
Majority leader Harry Reid has blatantly ignored the law by failing to introduce a budget for more than 1300 days.
House Republicans on the other hand have fullfilled their duty to the law by introducing and passing a budget every year since Obama has been in office.
As Byron York points out, Reid's actions could give Republicans some leverage when it comes to satisfy Presindent Obama's request to increased borrowing (and spending) ability.
I want to stress again that Reid has been ignoring the law by refusing to not only pass a budget in the Senate, but by failing to even introduce one.
Republicans to Reid: Pass a Budget if You Want a Debt Ceiling Increase - Katie Pavlich
Budgets are subject to the Constitution, and that says the House is responsible, so attacking Reed on this is a non-starter.
However. . . I think the Senate should take one of the House's suggested budgets, use it as a model, and modify it as they think reasonable. Cutting Defense is reasonable.
Round two of another fiscal crisis is already underway as debate over raising the nation's borrowing limit, better known as the debt ceiling, heats up.
Majority leader Harry Reid has blatantly ignored the law by failing to introduce a budget for more than 1300 days.
House Republicans on the other hand have fullfilled their duty to the law by introducing and passing a budget every year since Obama has been in office.
As Byron York points out, Reid's actions could give Republicans some leverage when it comes to satisfy Presindent Obama's request to increased borrowing (and spending) ability.
I want to stress again that Reid has been ignoring the law by refusing to not only pass a budget in the Senate, but by failing to even introduce one.
Republicans to Reid: Pass a Budget if You Want a Debt Ceiling Increase - Katie Pavlich
