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Sure ex, when it comes to "A joint resolution amending title 36, United States Code, to designate July 26 as United States Intelligence Professionals Day" they're more than willing to work together.

But I do have to correct one of my facts, I used an outdated link, it's been roughly 1196 days since the senate passed a budget, not 800. That's 3 1/4 years. Seems they had the 60 votes at some time during that span, no?

It's not "nothing new," I've been hollering and making hell of it for a long time.

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But I do have to correct one of my facts, I used an outdated link, it's been roughly 1196 days since the senate passed a budget, not 800. That's 3 1/4 years. Seems they had the 60 votes at some time during that span, no?

Hello again, Steve:

About the budget... I hear you right wingers screaming about it, so it MUST be bad for the country... Can you tell me HOW? If they don't pass a budget, that means they can't spend, right? But they are. Is the budget a REAL document, or just advisory? Does the president sign a budget? Is it a law? If they don't pass a budget, since they're Democrats, it would seem like that would be to the advantage of the House, who are Republicans...

So, what would have been different IF the Senate had passed a budget?

excon