The federal government's fiscal year began two months ago and Congress still hasn't passed a defense appropriations bill. But it's not too late:
Lawmakers in both parties contend that, as speaker, Johnson is committed to passing a final bill and continuing the over six-decade streak of defense legislation becoming law each year, even if it means going against his desire to block the Pentagon abortion travel policy.
Wow! Congress has passed a defense funding bill every single year. That's some governmenting to be proud of. I'm glad they're committed to keeping this legendary streak going.
Do I detect sarcasm?
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That one is from yesterday.
Added context: As opposed to having to resort to using a full-year CR on the NDAA, as they've done several times in the past for general appropriations.
BREAKING (circa 2021/01):
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Ghosts of Christmas past?
Statements that make me suspect he's one of those people who doesn't flush public toilets after use if he can get away with it.
The snark is heavy with the Great Man this day.
Wow! Congress has passed a defense funding bill every single year. That's some governmenting to be proud of.
Yeah, but that's only because courageous and heroic Republicans, who are the only true representatives of Real America™, have managed to FORCE the sneaky, weak, anti-American Democrats to pass funding for the military, when we all know they would prefer spending the money on Obamaphones for Inner-City Residents.
Yes, but will Tuberville approve?