Trump's Popularity At Lowest In History

[Auld Phart]

caught part of Meet the Press this morning..

Latest NBC poll had Trump at 56%

Sorry man, but you may have misheard that as either his disapproval rating or a rating for a specific item since his overall Presidential approval rating has never been above 50%.

RealClearPolitics - Election Other - President Trump Job Approval

Thank you.....at least you were honest enough to admit the obvious......Those nitwits who SWORE that Meet the Press had Trump at 56% approval, tucked their tails and ran.....

Those nitwits who SWORE that Meet the Press had Trump at 56% approval, tucked their tails and ran.....

I told you at least 3 times where I got it, and where to find it.

Now, little girl, have you watched this mornings episode of MtP?

 

[Auld Phart]

My bad, that number only covered surge counties.

(Told ya I only caught part of it)

 

[PredFan]

Poll: Trump's six-month approval rating hits historic low

President Donald Trump has hit the lowest approval rating of any president during their first six months in office in 70 years, according to a new ABC News/Washington Post poll.

Thirty-six percent of those surveyed approve of the president's job performance, which is six points down from his 100-day mark, while 58 percent disapprove of Trump's performance.


Gerald Ford was the last president to be near that mark in the poll half-a-year into his presidency, with a 39 percent approval rating in February 1975. At the six-month mark, both former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush were at 59 percent.

I guess Israel better get busy putting together another 9/11 to save Trump.

Polls!
You idiots never learn.

 

[toobfreak]

Apparently the polling business is alive and well where they write slanted questions to controlled audiences to get the effected results they desire to publish on the fake news channels they own and control to be reviewed negatively by hired commentators with rehearsed scripts. I shall give this poll as much attention as I did the other 199 polls that all proved completely wrong, but good to know the Liberals are still taking them seriously. Keeps them occupied and from doing anything dangerous to others or themselves.

 

[nat4900]

I told you at least 3 times where I got it, and where to find it.

Now, little girl, have you watched this mornings episode of MtP?

Isn't it amazing that you're the ONLY fuck head who saw that the orange lardo has a 56% approval in the latest poll of ALL Americans?????......Amazing how your "insight" works.......LOL

Go take a nap, moron......

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Trump is truly a bizarre phenomenon.

How so? The people were fed up with career politicians as presidents. We've truly elected a divine man sent by God.

CNN could take a poll of maybe 2000 people in Manhattan and resulted with Trump as 32% approval,,,and then report it as if it was a national poll

Good point.

But go to the poorest and least educated trailer park, especially in the south - That's where you find Agent [emoji521]'s base.

It not for nuthin that the cheeto said he loves the uneducated.

And, the people of NYC know what a crook he is.

The trumpkins know it too but they're just too damn dumb they've been had.


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[Luddly Neddite]

Poll: Trump's six-month approval rating hits historic low

I guess Israel better get busy putting together another 9/11 to save Trump.

Fake news.

Whenever one of you few remaining Trump supporters hear something you do not like, it is "fake news". Trump is the champion of fake news. That is why he has fewer supporters every day.

Obama was created by fake news. Everything about him was fake, like his birth certificate.

right,,,,and did anyone actually believe Obama walks away at 60% approval? especially after giving Iran money to build nukes?

Moron still doesn't know it was Iran's money( we kept the interest) even though its been stated on this forum hundreds of times.

Yep. President Obama had no choice but to give it back but, unlike Repubs, he made a profit!


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[nat4900]

Good point.

But go to the poorest and least educated trailer park, especially in the south - That's where you find Agent

's base.

It not for nuthin that the cheeto said he loves the uneducated.

And, the people of NYC know what a crook he is.

The trumpkins know it too but they're just too damn dumb they've been had.

As a former New Yorker....and having lived in that city where many scams went on on a daily basis......The orange buffoon was known as the biggest scamming prick.......

NY banks would NEVER back this charlatan......

 

[Auld Phart]

I told you at least 3 times where I got it, and where to find it.

Now, little girl, have you watched this mornings episode of MtP?

Isn't it amazing that you're the ONLY fuck head who saw that the orange lardo has a 56% approval in the latest poll of ALL Americans?????......Amazing how your "insight" works.......LOL

Go take a nap, moron......

in the latest poll of ALL Americans?????......

Please post where I said that.

I said an NBC poll I saw MtP had him a 56%.

I also said I only saw a portion of the show.

 

[Divine Wind]

If the polls showed Trump had a 60-70% approval rating, is there any doubt the partisan asshhats would flip-flop like a live fish dropped on a hot boat deck?

A flash from the past:
Poll shows jump for Bush approval rating today

Bush Job Approval...

Poll finds rebound in Bush approval numbers

 

[brummelben]

What 10 trillion, asshole. Its your republican congress who passes and writes spending legislation. OOPSIE

Bullshit.

The budget is SUPPOSED TO originate in the executive office, to be voted on by the senate. Your meat puppet faggot submitted 3 in 8 years, and if I recall all of them were absolutely rejected by the entire senate. We have been running off of continuing resolutions since then, because the democrooks preferred gridlock to a sane spending policy.

Hopefully we get one with Trump. We would have stayed in the shitter with the criminally insane sociopath hag you're a sycophant of.

You're both correct;
Budget Process
The U.S. Constitution designates the "power of the purse" as a function of Congress.1 That includes the authority to create and collect taxes and to borrow money when needed. The Constitution does not, however, specify how Congress should exercise these powers or how the federal budget process should work. It doesn't specify a role for the president in managing the nation's finances, either.

As a result, the budget process has evolved over time. Over the course of the twentieth century, Congress passed key laws that shaped the budgeting process into what it is today, and formed the federal agencies - including the Office of Management and Budget, the Government Accountability Office, and the Congressional Budget Office - that provide oversight and research crucial to creating the budget.2 The process as it's supposed to work is described here.

Before the Budget
Congress creates a new budget for our country every year. This annual congressional budget process is also called the appropriations process.

Appropriations bills specify how much money will go to different government agencies and programs. In addition to these funding bills, Congress must pass legislation that provides the federal government the legal authority to actually spend the money.3 These laws are called authorization bills, or authorizations. Authorizations often cover multiple years, so authorizing legislation does not need to pass Congress every year the way appropriations bills do. When a multi-year authorization expires, Congress often passes a reauthorization to continue the programs in question.

Authorizations also serve another purpose. There are some types of spending that are not subject to the appropriations process. Such spending is called direct or mandatory spending, and authorizations provide the legal authority for this mandatory spending.4 Federal spending for Social Security and Medicare benefits is part of mandatory spending, because according to the authorization, the government must by law pay out benefits to all eligible recipients.

How Does the Federal Government Create a Budget?
There are five key steps in the federal budget process:

The President submits a budget request to Congress
The House and Senate pass budget resolutions
House and Senate Appropriations subcommittees "markup" appropriations bills
The House and Senate vote on appropriations bills and reconcile differences
The President signs each appropriations bill and the budget becomes law
Step 1: The President Submits a Budget Request
The president sends a budget request to Congress each February for the coming fiscal year, which begins on Oct. 1.5

[+] More

Step 2: The House and Senate Pass Budget Resolutions
After the president submits his or her budget request, the House Committee on the Budget and the Senate Committee on the Budget each write and vote on their own budget resolutions.7

[+] More

Step 3: House and Senate Subcommittees "Markup" Appropriation Bills
The Appropriations Committees in both the House and the Senate are responsible for determining the precise levels of budget authority, or allowed spending, for all discretionary programs.8

[+] More

Step 4: The House and Senate Vote on Appropriations Bills and Reconcile Differences
The full House and Senate then debate and vote on appropriations bills from each of the 12 subcommittees.

[+] More

Step 5: The President Signs Each Appropriations Bill and the Budget Becomes Law
The president must sign each appropriations bill after it has passed Congress for the bill to become law. When the president has signed all 12 appropriations bills, the budget process is complete. Rarely, however, is work finished on all 12 bills by Oct. 1, the start of the new fiscal year.

This chart shows how all of these pieces fit together to make the annual federal budget process.

And we've been running off of continuing resolutions since the last budget passed by....

Harry Reid's Senate. The slight reductions in spending the republicrats got passed were entirely in the military IIRC. None of the democrooks prized pigs missed a meal.

The last budget was written and passed by republicans.

 

[Divine Wind]

What 10 trillion, asshole. Its your republican congress who passes and writes spending legislation. OOPSIE

Bullshit.

The budget is SUPPOSED TO originate in the executive office, to be voted on by the senate. Your meat puppet faggot submitted 3 in 8 years, and if I recall all of them were absolutely rejected by the entire senate. We have been running off of continuing resolutions since then, because the democrooks preferred gridlock to a sane spending policy.

Hopefully we get one with Trump. We would have stayed in the shitter with the criminally insane sociopath hag you're a sycophant of.

You're both correct;
Budget Process
The U.S. Constitution designates the "power of the purse" as a function of Congress.1 That includes the authority to create and collect taxes and to borrow money when needed. The Constitution does not, however, specify how Congress should exercise these powers or how the federal budget process should work. It doesn't specify a role for the president in managing the nation's finances, either.

As a result, the budget process has evolved over time. Over the course of the twentieth century, Congress passed key laws that shaped the budgeting process into what it is today, and formed the federal agencies - including the Office of Management and Budget, the Government Accountability Office, and the Congressional Budget Office - that provide oversight and research crucial to creating the budget.2 The process as it's supposed to work is described here.

Before the Budget
Congress creates a new budget for our country every year. This annual congressional budget process is also called the appropriations process.

Appropriations bills specify how much money will go to different government agencies and programs. In addition to these funding bills, Congress must pass legislation that provides the federal government the legal authority to actually spend the money.3 These laws are called authorization bills, or authorizations. Authorizations often cover multiple years, so authorizing legislation does not need to pass Congress every year the way appropriations bills do. When a multi-year authorization expires, Congress often passes a reauthorization to continue the programs in question.

Authorizations also serve another purpose. There are some types of spending that are not subject to the appropriations process. Such spending is called direct or mandatory spending, and authorizations provide the legal authority for this mandatory spending.4 Federal spending for Social Security and Medicare benefits is part of mandatory spending, because according to the authorization, the government must by law pay out benefits to all eligible recipients.

How Does the Federal Government Create a Budget?
There are five key steps in the federal budget process:

The President submits a budget request to Congress
The House and Senate pass budget resolutions
House and Senate Appropriations subcommittees "markup" appropriations bills
The House and Senate vote on appropriations bills and reconcile differences
The President signs each appropriations bill and the budget becomes law
Step 1: The President Submits a Budget Request
The president sends a budget request to Congress each February for the coming fiscal year, which begins on Oct. 1.5

[+] More

Step 2: The House and Senate Pass Budget Resolutions
After the president submits his or her budget request, the House Committee on the Budget and the Senate Committee on the Budget each write and vote on their own budget resolutions.7

[+] More

Step 3: House and Senate Subcommittees "Markup" Appropriation Bills
The Appropriations Committees in both the House and the Senate are responsible for determining the precise levels of budget authority, or allowed spending, for all discretionary programs.8

[+] More

Step 4: The House and Senate Vote on Appropriations Bills and Reconcile Differences
The full House and Senate then debate and vote on appropriations bills from each of the 12 subcommittees.

[+] More

Step 5: The President Signs Each Appropriations Bill and the Budget Becomes Law
The president must sign each appropriations bill after it has passed Congress for the bill to become law. When the president has signed all 12 appropriations bills, the budget process is complete. Rarely, however, is work finished on all 12 bills by Oct. 1, the start of the new fiscal year.

This chart shows how all of these pieces fit together to make the annual federal budget process.

And we've been running off of continuing resolutions since the last budget passed by....

Harry Reid's Senate. The slight reductions in spending the republicrats got passed were entirely in the military IIRC. None of the democrooks prized pigs missed a meal.

The last budget was written and passed by republicans.

So will the next few budgets.

 

[brummelben]

What 10 trillion, asshole. Its your republican congress who passes and writes spending legislation. OOPSIE

Bullshit.

The budget is SUPPOSED TO originate in the executive office, to be voted on by the senate. Your meat puppet faggot submitted 3 in 8 years, and if I recall all of them were absolutely rejected by the entire senate. We have been running off of continuing resolutions since then, because the democrooks preferred gridlock to a sane spending policy.

Hopefully we get one with Trump. We would have stayed in the shitter with the criminally insane sociopath hag you're a sycophant of.

You're both correct;
Budget Process
The U.S. Constitution designates the "power of the purse" as a function of Congress.1 That includes the authority to create and collect taxes and to borrow money when needed. The Constitution does not, however, specify how Congress should exercise these powers or how the federal budget process should work. It doesn't specify a role for the president in managing the nation's finances, either.

As a result, the budget process has evolved over time. Over the course of the twentieth century, Congress passed key laws that shaped the budgeting process into what it is today, and formed the federal agencies - including the Office of Management and Budget, the Government Accountability Office, and the Congressional Budget Office - that provide oversight and research crucial to creating the budget.2 The process as it's supposed to work is described here.

Before the Budget
Congress creates a new budget for our country every year. This annual congressional budget process is also called the appropriations process.

Appropriations bills specify how much money will go to different government agencies and programs. In addition to these funding bills, Congress must pass legislation that provides the federal government the legal authority to actually spend the money.3 These laws are called authorization bills, or authorizations. Authorizations often cover multiple years, so authorizing legislation does not need to pass Congress every year the way appropriations bills do. When a multi-year authorization expires, Congress often passes a reauthorization to continue the programs in question.

Authorizations also serve another purpose. There are some types of spending that are not subject to the appropriations process. Such spending is called direct or mandatory spending, and authorizations provide the legal authority for this mandatory spending.4 Federal spending for Social Security and Medicare benefits is part of mandatory spending, because according to the authorization, the government must by law pay out benefits to all eligible recipients.

How Does the Federal Government Create a Budget?
There are five key steps in the federal budget process:

The President submits a budget request to Congress
The House and Senate pass budget resolutions
House and Senate Appropriations subcommittees "markup" appropriations bills
The House and Senate vote on appropriations bills and reconcile differences
The President signs each appropriations bill and the budget becomes law
Step 1: The President Submits a Budget Request
The president sends a budget request to Congress each February for the coming fiscal year, which begins on Oct. 1.5

[+] More

Step 2: The House and Senate Pass Budget Resolutions
After the president submits his or her budget request, the House Committee on the Budget and the Senate Committee on the Budget each write and vote on their own budget resolutions.7

[+] More

Step 3: House and Senate Subcommittees "Markup" Appropriation Bills
The Appropriations Committees in both the House and the Senate are responsible for determining the precise levels of budget authority, or allowed spending, for all discretionary programs.8

[+] More

Step 4: The House and Senate Vote on Appropriations Bills and Reconcile Differences
The full House and Senate then debate and vote on appropriations bills from each of the 12 subcommittees.

[+] More

Step 5: The President Signs Each Appropriations Bill and the Budget Becomes Law
The president must sign each appropriations bill after it has passed Congress for the bill to become law. When the president has signed all 12 appropriations bills, the budget process is complete. Rarely, however, is work finished on all 12 bills by Oct. 1, the start of the new fiscal year.

This chart shows how all of these pieces fit together to make the annual federal budget process.

And we've been running off of continuing resolutions since the last budget passed by....

Harry Reid's Senate. The slight reductions in spending the republicrats got passed were entirely in the military IIRC. None of the democrooks prized pigs missed a meal.

The last budget was written and passed by republicans.

So will the next few budgets.

More never ending spending

 

[Divine Wind]

Bullshit.

The budget is SUPPOSED TO originate in the executive office, to be voted on by the senate. Your meat puppet faggot submitted 3 in 8 years, and if I recall all of them were absolutely rejected by the entire senate. We have been running off of continuing resolutions since then, because the democrooks preferred gridlock to a sane spending policy.

Hopefully we get one with Trump. We would have stayed in the shitter with the criminally insane sociopath hag you're a sycophant of.

You're both correct;
Budget Process
The U.S. Constitution designates the "power of the purse" as a function of Congress.1 That includes the authority to create and collect taxes and to borrow money when needed. The Constitution does not, however, specify how Congress should exercise these powers or how the federal budget process should work. It doesn't specify a role for the president in managing the nation's finances, either.

As a result, the budget process has evolved over time. Over the course of the twentieth century, Congress passed key laws that shaped the budgeting process into what it is today, and formed the federal agencies - including the Office of Management and Budget, the Government Accountability Office, and the Congressional Budget Office - that provide oversight and research crucial to creating the budget.2 The process as it's supposed to work is described here.

Before the Budget
Congress creates a new budget for our country every year. This annual congressional budget process is also called the appropriations process.

Appropriations bills specify how much money will go to different government agencies and programs. In addition to these funding bills, Congress must pass legislation that provides the federal government the legal authority to actually spend the money.3 These laws are called authorization bills, or authorizations. Authorizations often cover multiple years, so authorizing legislation does not need to pass Congress every year the way appropriations bills do. When a multi-year authorization expires, Congress often passes a reauthorization to continue the programs in question.

Authorizations also serve another purpose. There are some types of spending that are not subject to the appropriations process. Such spending is called direct or mandatory spending, and authorizations provide the legal authority for this mandatory spending.4 Federal spending for Social Security and Medicare benefits is part of mandatory spending, because according to the authorization, the government must by law pay out benefits to all eligible recipients.

How Does the Federal Government Create a Budget?
There are five key steps in the federal budget process:

The President submits a budget request to Congress
The House and Senate pass budget resolutions
House and Senate Appropriations subcommittees "markup" appropriations bills
The House and Senate vote on appropriations bills and reconcile differences
The President signs each appropriations bill and the budget becomes law
Step 1: The President Submits a Budget Request
The president sends a budget request to Congress each February for the coming fiscal year, which begins on Oct. 1.5

[+] More

Step 2: The House and Senate Pass Budget Resolutions
After the president submits his or her budget request, the House Committee on the Budget and the Senate Committee on the Budget each write and vote on their own budget resolutions.7

[+] More

Step 3: House and Senate Subcommittees "Markup" Appropriation Bills
The Appropriations Committees in both the House and the Senate are responsible for determining the precise levels of budget authority, or allowed spending, for all discretionary programs.8

[+] More

Step 4: The House and Senate Vote on Appropriations Bills and Reconcile Differences
The full House and Senate then debate and vote on appropriations bills from each of the 12 subcommittees.

[+] More

Step 5: The President Signs Each Appropriations Bill and the Budget Becomes Law
The president must sign each appropriations bill after it has passed Congress for the bill to become law. When the president has signed all 12 appropriations bills, the budget process is complete. Rarely, however, is work finished on all 12 bills by Oct. 1, the start of the new fiscal year.

This chart shows how all of these pieces fit together to make the annual federal budget process.

And we've been running off of continuing resolutions since the last budget passed by....

Harry Reid's Senate. The slight reductions in spending the republicrats got passed were entirely in the military IIRC. None of the democrooks prized pigs missed a meal.

The last budget was written and passed by republicans.

So will the next few budgets.

More never ending spending

True, but less than President Hillary would be proposing.

Yes, both parties are big-budget, big government authoritarians, but the Republicans do push for cutting the deficit. We'll see what happens...with President Pence.

brummelben, what percentages of the budget would you cut, if any, and what do you propose to be the tax rate?

Expenditures in the United States federal budget - Wikipedia

 

[brummelben]

You're both correct;
Budget Process
The U.S. Constitution designates the "power of the purse" as a function of Congress.1 That includes the authority to create and collect taxes and to borrow money when needed. The Constitution does not, however, specify how Congress should exercise these powers or how the federal budget process should work. It doesn't specify a role for the president in managing the nation's finances, either.

As a result, the budget process has evolved over time. Over the course of the twentieth century, Congress passed key laws that shaped the budgeting process into what it is today, and formed the federal agencies - including the Office of Management and Budget, the Government Accountability Office, and the Congressional Budget Office - that provide oversight and research crucial to creating the budget.2 The process as it's supposed to work is described here.

Before the Budget
Congress creates a new budget for our country every year. This annual congressional budget process is also called the appropriations process.

Appropriations bills specify how much money will go to different government agencies and programs. In addition to these funding bills, Congress must pass legislation that provides the federal government the legal authority to actually spend the money.3 These laws are called authorization bills, or authorizations. Authorizations often cover multiple years, so authorizing legislation does not need to pass Congress every year the way appropriations bills do. When a multi-year authorization expires, Congress often passes a reauthorization to continue the programs in question.

Authorizations also serve another purpose. There are some types of spending that are not subject to the appropriations process. Such spending is called direct or mandatory spending, and authorizations provide the legal authority for this mandatory spending.4 Federal spending for Social Security and Medicare benefits is part of mandatory spending, because according to the authorization, the government must by law pay out benefits to all eligible recipients.

How Does the Federal Government Create a Budget?
There are five key steps in the federal budget process:

The President submits a budget request to Congress
The House and Senate pass budget resolutions
House and Senate Appropriations subcommittees "markup" appropriations bills
The House and Senate vote on appropriations bills and reconcile differences
The President signs each appropriations bill and the budget becomes law
Step 1: The President Submits a Budget Request
The president sends a budget request to Congress each February for the coming fiscal year, which begins on Oct. 1.5

[+] More

Step 2: The House and Senate Pass Budget Resolutions
After the president submits his or her budget request, the House Committee on the Budget and the Senate Committee on the Budget each write and vote on their own budget resolutions.7

[+] More

Step 3: House and Senate Subcommittees "Markup" Appropriation Bills
The Appropriations Committees in both the House and the Senate are responsible for determining the precise levels of budget authority, or allowed spending, for all discretionary programs.8

[+] More

Step 4: The House and Senate Vote on Appropriations Bills and Reconcile Differences
The full House and Senate then debate and vote on appropriations bills from each of the 12 subcommittees.

[+] More

Step 5: The President Signs Each Appropriations Bill and the Budget Becomes Law
The president must sign each appropriations bill after it has passed Congress for the bill to become law. When the president has signed all 12 appropriations bills, the budget process is complete. Rarely, however, is work finished on all 12 bills by Oct. 1, the start of the new fiscal year.

This chart shows how all of these pieces fit together to make the annual federal budget process.

And we've been running off of continuing resolutions since the last budget passed by....

Harry Reid's Senate. The slight reductions in spending the republicrats got passed were entirely in the military IIRC. None of the democrooks prized pigs missed a meal.

The last budget was written and passed by republicans.

So will the next few budgets.

More never ending spending

True, but less than President Hillary would be proposing.

Yes, both parties are big-budget, big government authoritarians, but the Republicans do push for cutting the deficit. We'll see what happens...with President Pence.

How do you know what Mrs. Clinton would be proposing, thats an assinine comment
How much have republicans cut the budget so far?

 

[brummelben]

You're both correct;
Budget Process
The U.S. Constitution designates the "power of the purse" as a function of Congress.1 That includes the authority to create and collect taxes and to borrow money when needed. The Constitution does not, however, specify how Congress should exercise these powers or how the federal budget process should work. It doesn't specify a role for the president in managing the nation's finances, either.

As a result, the budget process has evolved over time. Over the course of the twentieth century, Congress passed key laws that shaped the budgeting process into what it is today, and formed the federal agencies - including the Office of Management and Budget, the Government Accountability Office, and the Congressional Budget Office - that provide oversight and research crucial to creating the budget.2 The process as it's supposed to work is described here.

Before the Budget
Congress creates a new budget for our country every year. This annual congressional budget process is also called the appropriations process.

Appropriations bills specify how much money will go to different government agencies and programs. In addition to these funding bills, Congress must pass legislation that provides the federal government the legal authority to actually spend the money.3 These laws are called authorization bills, or authorizations. Authorizations often cover multiple years, so authorizing legislation does not need to pass Congress every year the way appropriations bills do. When a multi-year authorization expires, Congress often passes a reauthorization to continue the programs in question.

Authorizations also serve another purpose. There are some types of spending that are not subject to the appropriations process. Such spending is called direct or mandatory spending, and authorizations provide the legal authority for this mandatory spending.4 Federal spending for Social Security and Medicare benefits is part of mandatory spending, because according to the authorization, the government must by law pay out benefits to all eligible recipients.

How Does the Federal Government Create a Budget?
There are five key steps in the federal budget process:

The President submits a budget request to Congress
The House and Senate pass budget resolutions
House and Senate Appropriations subcommittees "markup" appropriations bills
The House and Senate vote on appropriations bills and reconcile differences
The President signs each appropriations bill and the budget becomes law
Step 1: The President Submits a Budget Request
The president sends a budget request to Congress each February for the coming fiscal year, which begins on Oct. 1.5

[+] More

Step 2: The House and Senate Pass Budget Resolutions
After the president submits his or her budget request, the House Committee on the Budget and the Senate Committee on the Budget each write and vote on their own budget resolutions.7

[+] More

Step 3: House and Senate Subcommittees "Markup" Appropriation Bills
The Appropriations Committees in both the House and the Senate are responsible for determining the precise levels of budget authority, or allowed spending, for all discretionary programs.8

[+] More

Step 4: The House and Senate Vote on Appropriations Bills and Reconcile Differences
The full House and Senate then debate and vote on appropriations bills from each of the 12 subcommittees.

[+] More

Step 5: The President Signs Each Appropriations Bill and the Budget Becomes Law
The president must sign each appropriations bill after it has passed Congress for the bill to become law. When the president has signed all 12 appropriations bills, the budget process is complete. Rarely, however, is work finished on all 12 bills by Oct. 1, the start of the new fiscal year.

This chart shows how all of these pieces fit together to make the annual federal budget process.

And we've been running off of continuing resolutions since the last budget passed by....

Harry Reid's Senate. The slight reductions in spending the republicrats got passed were entirely in the military IIRC. None of the democrooks prized pigs missed a meal.

The last budget was written and passed by republicans.

So will the next few budgets.

More never ending spending

True, but less than President Hillary would be proposing.

Yes, both parties are big-budget, big government authoritarians, but the Republicans do push for cutting the deficit. We'll see what happens...with President Pence.

brummelben, what percentages of the budget would you cut, if any, and what do you propose to be the tax rate?

"President" Pence is in the mud as deep as trump and his family are, he too is on his way out the door.

 

[nat4900]

So will the next few budgets

The smiley face at the end of your "witty" post, shows how much you must enjoy getting screwed......

 

[Divine Wind]

How do you know what Mrs. Clinton would be proposing, thats an assinine comment
How much have republicans cut the budget so far?

1) Thanks for the insult. I tells me both that you have no intellectual argument and that you debate emotionally, not logically. It also not only tells me you are no better than the RWNJs who do the same but reinforces the Horseshoe Model of politics**.

2) Ms. Clinton campaigned on the concept of doing exactly what President Obama was doing. Additionally, she campaigned on "free college". Ergo, it's not rocket science to figure out what her budget would look like: Just like Obama's but more so.

3) The Republicans didn't want Trump, but are stuck with him. They've tried to work with him and tried to present a good face on events, but that facade is fracturing due to Trump's own actions in both the present and the past. I'm sure most are looking forward to Trump resigning and Pence being sworn in as POTUS.



**Horseshoe Model of Politics

 

[Divine Wind]

So will the next few budgets

The smiley face at the end of your "witty" post, shows how much you must enjoy getting screwed......

How am I screwed? Is it better or worse than getting screwed by a President Hillary?

 

[Divine Wind]

And we've been running off of continuing resolutions since the last budget passed by....

Harry Reid's Senate. The slight reductions in spending the republicrats got passed were entirely in the military IIRC. None of the democrooks prized pigs missed a meal.

The last budget was written and passed by republicans.

So will the next few budgets.

More never ending spending

True, but less than President Hillary would be proposing.

Yes, both parties are big-budget, big government authoritarians, but the Republicans do push for cutting the deficit. We'll see what happens...with President Pence.

brummelben, what percentages of the budget would you cut, if any, and what do you propose to be the tax rate?

"President" Pence is in the mud as deep as trump and his family are, he too is on his way out the door.

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