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Well, no. Democrats put it to a vote, so everyone in their chamber would get a voice. The Republicans are surpressing that democratic process and choosing tyranny instead because their demands aren't being met.In a hostage situation, the hostage taker is the one making demands. In this case, it was the GOP making the demand to neutralize ObamaCare or the government would be shut down. Refusing to negotiate with hostage takers does not then make Democrats the hostage takers.
ROFL... democrats insist republicans pay for Obama care and if they don't cave into the democrat demand that they fork over the money they are taking the democrats hostage. ROFL
Free advice is worth what you pay for it. The Congress, not the House, controls the purse strings. Despite being the body which initiates budget bills, the House cannot get any bill to the president's desk without the consent and approval of the Senate.Hey, anybody else notice this rightard just tried to give the House an authority granted to the whole Congress?
Dildo, the House is only a part of the Congress -- it is not the Congress.Don't you know anything???
And your query about how much debt is too much ignores what I said. You're sooo fucking stupid, you're blaming Democrats for all of it when Republicans are responsible for about half of it.
No, actually, he was correct: the House DOES, in fact, control the purse strings. All budget bills MUST originate in the House.
No charge for the Constitutional Law 101 lesson, but the next one will cost you $50.
Mar 23, 2013Free advice is worth what you pay for it. The Congress, not the House, controls the purse strings. Despite being the body which initiates budget bills, the House cannot get any bill to the president's desk without the consent and approval of the Senate.No, actually, he was correct: the House DOES, in fact, control the purse strings. All budget bills MUST originate in the House.
No charge for the Constitutional Law 101 lesson, but the next one will cost you $50.
When was the last time the Senate approved a budget? Just askin'.
Mar 23, 2013Free advice is worth what you pay for it. The Congress, not the House, controls the purse strings. Despite being the body which initiates budget bills, the House cannot get any bill to the president's desk without the consent and approval of the Senate.
When was the last time the Senate approved a budget? Just askin'.
Well, no. Democrats put it to a vote, so everyone in their chamber would get a voice. The Republicans are surpressing that democratic process and choosing tyranny instead because their demands aren't being met.ROFL... democrats insist republicans pay for Obama care and if they don't cave into the democrat demand that they fork over the money they are taking the democrats hostage. ROFL
They are not "suppressing" anything. They are fully compliant with the Constitution here. They do not have to raise the debt ceiling.
Watching you cry like a little bitch because you're worried your government gravy train table scraps might be interrupted is hilarious...
Yes, that is how it works. Always has worked that way and always will work that way. The ACA is a bill not a constitutional amendment.Well, no. Democrats put it to a vote, so everyone in their chamber would get a voice. The Republicans are surpressing that democratic process and choosing tyranny instead because their demands aren't being met.
They are not "suppressing" anything. They are fully compliant with the Constitution here. They do not have to raise the debt ceiling.
Watching you cry like a little bitch because you're worried your government gravy train table scraps might be interrupted is hilarious...
So now any time a congress with a majority doesn't like a law, they refuse to fund it? Careful what you wish for. There may come a time when there's a genuine liberal democrat in the oval office with a democratic majority in congress.
And ACA is a law, sanctioned by the republican majority supreme court.
Hey, anybody else notice this rightard just tried to give the House an authority granted to the whole Congress?
Dildo, the House is only a part of the Congress -- it is not the Congress.
And your query about how much debt is too much ignores what I said. You're sooo fucking stupid, you're blaming Democrats for all of it when Republicans are responsible for about half of it.
No, actually, he was correct: the House DOES, in fact, control the purse strings. All budget bills MUST originate in the House.
No charge for the Constitutional Law 101 lesson, but the next one will cost you $50.
That's the thing.
This law is already paid for..
Which makes this a wholly unique and unprecedented situation.
No, actually, he was correct: the House DOES, in fact, control the purse strings. All budget bills MUST originate in the House.
No charge for the Constitutional Law 101 lesson, but the next one will cost you $50.
That's the thing.
This law is already paid for..
Which makes this a wholly unique and unprecedented situation.
It's as unique as the way it was passed. Bending the rules of congress and bribing members.
Is that the rationalization the GOP used for blocking a Budget Conference in both the House and Senate 18 times since Mar 23, 2013?Mar 23, 2013When was the last time the Senate approved a budget? Just askin'.
Too bad they asked for too much............
Is that the rationalization the GOP used for blocking a Budget Conference in both the House and Senate 18 times since Mar 23, 2013?Mar 23, 2013
Too bad they asked for too much............
Is that the rationalization the GOP used for blocking a Budget Conference in both the House and Senate 18 times since Mar 23, 2013?Too bad they asked for too much............
Honestly I haven't a clue. Don't even know if you are right or wrong. What I do know is that the parties refuse to work with each other. And I have to wonder if the " I Won" President isn't at least partially to blame for that....
....by any chance working through the weekend to resolve this mess? If so, I haven't seen any reporting of it.
....by any chance working through the weekend to resolve this mess? If so, I haven't seen any reporting of it.
Come on Ollie, it is a well known fact.Is that the rationalization the GOP used for blocking a Budget Conference in both the House and Senate 18 times since Mar 23, 2013?Too bad they asked for too much............
Honestly I haven't a clue. Don't even know if you are right or wrong. What I do know is that the parties refuse to work with each other. And I have to wonder if the " I Won" President isn't at least partially to blame for that....
Well, no. Democrats put it to a vote, so everyone in their chamber would get a voice. The Republicans are surpressing that democratic process and choosing tyranny instead because their demands aren't being met.
They are not "suppressing" anything. They are fully compliant with the Constitution here. They do not have to raise the debt ceiling.
Watching you cry like a little bitch because you're worried your government gravy train table scraps might be interrupted is hilarious...
So now any time a congress with a majority doesn't like a law, they refuse to fund it? Careful what you wish for. There may come a time when there's a genuine liberal democrat in the oval office with a democratic majority in congress.
And ACA is a law, sanctioned by the republican majority supreme court.
That's the thing.
This law is already paid for..
Which makes this a wholly unique and unprecedented situation.
It's as unique as the way it was passed. Bending the rules of congress and bribing members.
You're right...it is "wholly unique and unprecedented" the way that the true costs of ObamaCare were hidden by getting 3 years of monies coming in before they started paying monies out for coverage. This new entitlement is going to be extremely expensive because the young people progressives are counting on to pony up are going to figure out they don't need to spend that money because if they DO have medical issues at a later date they can always sign up for coverage then because you can't be denied for a pre-existing condition. So what we're going to have is a lot of low income subsidized people signing up...and extremely unhealthy people with pre-existing conditions sign up...all of which is going to make the cost of ObamaCare go through the roof.
