The roll call shows votes all over the place.
Looking closer at the bill, we see it’s a consolidated appropriations[1] act covering 3 appropriations acts
Department of Defense
Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and Related Agencies
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies.
The CBO cost estimate shows spending for those departments & agencies with increases to
medicaid
medicare
human service programs
public health programs
World Trade Center health program.
It’s not entirely for military spending.
Is this article biased or misleading?
So it’s one of those “shut down the entire government” bills that allow the minority to set the agenda, create a political crisis and make the majority have to be talking about bread and butter issues instead of waging culture and threatening literal wars?
I mean, do you even want to disrupt the trumpist machine?
The roll call shows votes all over the place. Looking closer at the bill, we see it’s a consolidated appropriations[1] act covering 3 appropriations acts
The CBO cost estimate shows spending for those departments & agencies with increases to
It’s not entirely for military spending. Is this article biased or misleading?
Congress votes on regular appropriations bills every year. ↩︎
Yes it’s extremely biased.
It’s literally pushing bOtH sIdEs.
So it’s one of those “shut down the entire government” bills that allow the minority to set the agenda, create a political crisis and make the majority have to be talking about bread and butter issues instead of waging culture and threatening literal wars?
I mean, do you even want to disrupt the trumpist machine?