Monday, December 13, 2010
Senate Test Vote On HR 4853- Tax Cut Extensions PlusDeficit Increasing Add Ons Passes
The tally was 62 votes for and 7 votes against The nays were Bingaman,Feingold,Sanders,Leahy,Gillibrand,Brown-(Ohio) and Udall
This test vote will open the way for a final senate vote before sending it back to the House where 53 commucrats have signed a letter opposing it.
Other than extending the tax cuts, this legislation adds tremendously to the deficit. Congress has much work to do in cutting government spending.
Boehner's call for a 5% cut in Congress' personal budget amounts to about $25 million dollars in reduced spending by lawmakers. That figure is laughable, that is less than the $100 million in cuts Obama asked of his regime's cabinet in his first year of usurpation.
The cutting $100 Billion out of the annual $400 Billion in discretionary spending Boehner wants to make in 2011 is a start but hardly touches the $1.8 trillion annual deficit, We need to remain vigilant with regard to what both parties are doing at all times, 2012 is just around the corner.
Steve
Steve
This test vote will open the way for a final senate vote before sending it back to the House where 53 commucrats have signed a letter opposing it.
Other than extending the tax cuts, this legislation adds tremendously to the deficit. Congress has much work to do in cutting government spending.
Boehner's call for a 5% cut in Congress' personal budget amounts to about $25 million dollars in reduced spending by lawmakers. That figure is laughable, that is less than the $100 million in cuts Obama asked of his regime's cabinet in his first year of usurpation.
The cutting $100 Billion out of the annual $400 Billion in discretionary spending Boehner wants to make in 2011 is a start but hardly touches the $1.8 trillion annual deficit, We need to remain vigilant with regard to what both parties are doing at all times, 2012 is just around the corner.
Steve
Steve
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