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The White House and its Democratic allies in Congress moved to shoot down an emerging House Republican budget proposal before it even left the ground, blasting the late-breaking plan as a "partisan" product that would imperil efforts to meet the looming debt-ceiling deadline.
Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid turned a deaf ear, declaring categorically that it "won't pass the Senate."
But Republicans, who say their counter-proposal is still being worked out, claimed the details of their plan are not so far off from a bipartisan approach being crafted in the Senate. Both plans would fund the government through mid-January and raise the debt ceiling through February -- a key difference is the House framework would delay a controversial medical device tax in ObamaCare. Republicans urged Democrats to give it a chance, and questioned why they would preemptively reject it.
"To say, 'absolutely categorically not, we will not consider what the Republicans in the House of Representatives are doing,' in my view, is piling on," Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said on the Senate floor, as Democrats lined up against the House plan. "Let's sit down and work this out."
They had an outline of the "plan". Don't be so stupid. Your normal level of stupid is enough.
What makes anyone think it will be anything other than the GOP wishlist we have seen before?
Until the House gets serious about passing bipartisan bills that have a prayer of passing, there is no reason to take them seriously
They had an outline of the "plan". Don't be so stupid. Your normal level of stupid is enough.
Care to link to that statement, wiseass? Yeah, compared to your stupid, I'm freaking Einstein.
What makes anyone think it will be anything other than the GOP wishlist we have seen before?
Until the House gets serious about passing bipartisan bills that have a prayer of passing, there is no reason to take them seriously
You mean caving in to the Democrats' demands?
They had an outline of the "plan". Don't be so stupid. Your normal level of stupid is enough.
Care to link to that statement, wiseass? Yeah, compared to your stupid, I'm freaking Einstein.
correction = you're gilligan ... Einstein, not so much
Dirt? I thought it was something the dog BillyCock left behind.Care to link to that statement, wiseass? Yeah, compared to your stupid, I'm freaking Einstein.
correction = you're gilligan ... Einstein, not so much
And you're the dirt I shake off of my shoes. Insignificant.
What makes anyone think it will be anything other than the GOP wishlist we have seen before?
Until the House gets serious about passing bipartisan bills that have a prayer of passing, there is no reason to take them seriously
Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid turned a deaf ear, declaring categorically that it "won't pass the Senate."
Democrats want the Government to pay for 75% their Health Care, never mind that Millions of Americans who have lost their employer paid health care.
Congress should live under their own plan and get the subsidies and pay for it themselves like all the rest of Americans have to do.
And just what do you think the Communist Democrats are doing?? Boy are you such a frigging bootlicker for the Left.Latest GOP plan
We will agree to extend the government for three months if you submit to the following demands
Then after three months we will be back with more demands
