yet ANOTHER bid spending package!!!

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EDIT: yet ANOTHER biG spending package.


It was on Yahoo for all of 10 seconds before they pulled it. :yikes:

The title was

"410 billion dollar stimulus package filled with pork"

I seriously hope they crucify ANY republican that votes for this.


WHEN WILL IT END?! :smashfreakB:

[Chopped54]

WHEN WILL IT END?! :smashfreakB:

In just under four years....

[mustangguy289]

In just under four years....

3 yrs... he will spend his last yr solely getting more people to suck on his black cock.

[MR TINFOIL HAT]

In just under four years....

We wont make it four years. :scared:

[Sean88gt]

EDIT: yet ANOTHER biG spending package.


It was on Yahoo for all of 10 seconds before they pulled it. :yikes:

The title was

"410 billion dollar stimulus package filled with pork"

I seriously hope they crucify ANY republican that votes for this.


WHEN WILL IT END?! :smashfreakB:

I saw that. But now can't find anything on it, period.

[sc281_99-0135]

I saw that. But now can't find anything on it, period.

Me niether, I've looked all over the place. Msnbc, bloomberg, cnbc, fox, hell even cnn.

[Chopped54]

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/House-Democrats-propose-410B-apf-14450221.html


House Democrats propose $410B spending bill
House bill to keep govt. running totals $410 billion, features thousands of pet projects
David Espo, AP Special Correspondent
Tuesday February 24, 2009, 8:50 am EST
Yahoo! Buzz Print .WASHINGTON (AP) -- House Democrats unveiled a $410 billion spending bill on Monday to keep the government running through the end of the fiscal year, setting up the second political struggle over federal funds in less than a month with Republicans.
The measure includes thousands of earmarks, the pet projects favored by lawmakers but often criticized by the public in opinion polls. There was no official total of the bill's earmarks, which accounted for at least $3.8 billion.

The legislation, which includes an increase of roughly 8 percent over spending in the last fiscal year, is expected to clear the House later in the week.

Democrats defended the spending increases, saying they were needed to make up for cuts enacted in recent years or proposed a year ago by then-President George W. Bush in health, education, energy and other programs.

Republicans countered that the spending in the bill far outpaced inflation, and amounted to much higher increases when combined with spending in the stimulus legislation that President Barack Obama signed last week. In a letter to top Democratic leaders, the GOP leadership called for a spending freeze, a step they said would point toward a "new standard of fiscal discipline."

Either way, the bill advanced less than one week after Obama signed the $787 billion economic stimulus bill that all Republicans in Congress opposed except for three moderate GOP senators.

Apart from spending, the legislation provides Democrats in Congress and Obama an opportunity to reverse Bush-era policy on selected issues.

It loosens restrictions on travel to Cuba, as well as the sale of food and medicine to the communist island-nation.

In another change, the legislation bans Mexican-licensed trucks from operating outside commercial zones along the border with the United States. The Teamsters Union, which supported Obama's election last year, hailed the move.

The Bush administration backed a pilot program to permit up to 500 trucks from 100 Mexican motor carriers access to U.S. roads.

The legislation covers programs for numerous Cabinet-level and other agencies, and takes the place of regular annual spending bills that did not pass last year as a result of a deadlock between the Bush administration and the Democratic-controlled Congress.

Congressional expenses are included. The bill provides $500,000 for what is described as a Senate "pilot program" that will defray the cost of mass mail postcards to households notifying them of a nearby town meeting to be attended by any senator.

[lowthreeohz]

wtf? someone put that fucker outta my misery.

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http://finance.yahoo.com/news/House-Democrats-propose-410B-apf-14450221.html

Im surprised they put it back up

[GhostTX]

Oh, THAT. That's just this year's normal government budget, I do believe.

[forever_frost]

"Congressional expenses are included. The bill provides $500,000 for what is described as a Senate "pilot program" that will defray the cost of mass mail postcards to households notifying them of a nearby town meeting to be attended by any senator. "

What? So the 719 billion wasn't enough? You know....the people are going to eventually get pissed about this.

[PoorSVTMan]

Probably not seeing how most people who voted for this president can't even spell vote. Do you think the people who voted at the soup kitchens have internet or tv for that matter?

Damn just gotta put a little away and pray for the next 3 1/2 years! IMO

[bullet]

After going on for 8 years, why should it end now ?