candycorn
Diamond Member
If Congress allocated the money and the executive signed off on it….I’m not certain how the executive can come back years later and say, “no”.
But hey, that was the system before the GOP took over; you know, a Republic.
Think about what you just said. We are talking about this year's money and you're saying it was agreed to by a past congress and a past President. So?
The prior owners of your house agreed to have your living room painted bright orange, so you had no right to change the color, you're going to have to pant it back to the correct color
Using your example. If the agreement worked out in 2016 is that the feds will pay to have the house painted again in 2018 and money was promised by the Congress and signed off by the Executive…cutting the funds off in 2017 seems to be usurping Congressional Authority.
The prior owners didn't leave you any money to paint your living room orange. They just told you to do it, so no, it means shit
Well, okay, but the agreement was it would be there in 2018. See you in court. Meanwhile, the funding will be re-instated during deliberations due to the agreement. By the time it’s over 2019, you’ve wasted your money and my living room is whatever color I want.
Thanks for playing.