Matt Dillon
Retardium User
Actually no. Trump is not.
Bannon went to Epstein's island many times.
Why is ICE at airports?
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Bannon went to Epstein's island many times.
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
Yes, and he will not sign them.
The CR farce has gone on long enough. Trump is being responsible.
The Senate are grifting fuckwads.
Given they are scared for their jobs, I think Congress will come up with the 2/3s necessary to overcome a Presidential veto.
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
Many will be ousted come the midterms.
It's known who they are. Better candidates will get funded with or without the GOP.
It's not business as usual for Washington rats anymore.
This year is the time to take a stand to stop that hot garbage.
Grim Reaper
Chief Exit Officer (CEO)
I'd let them care for the magats since they support them. Good luck with that heart surgery or leg removal because of your diabetes!
Why would you tell such an easily debunked lie?
YOU seem very confused.
Grim Reaper
Chief Exit Officer (CEO)
Because nobody reads what he posts anyways.
Maybe, but I wouldn't count on it.
If Trump vetoes it, he owns it. He can scream "Democrats" all day long, but the vast majority of American voters will know who to blame. It's the same asshole who started a war with Iran.
If anyone doesn't get paid because Congress won't do their job,Congress doesn't get paid!
If any American
Citizen doesn't have Healthcare, Congress doesn't either
Guess what proposed legislation congressional Democrats have shot down?
Democrat senators have recently obstructed (via procedural objections) Republican-led bills and resolutions aimed at withholding congressional pay during government shutdowns or related failures to fund the government.
This has occurred multiple times in the past several months amid an ongoing partial government shutdown (tied to disputes over DHS/immigration funding and broader spending). Here are the key recent examples:
- November 2025 (No Budget, No Pay Act): Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) sought unanimous consent in the Senate to pass his No Budget, No Pay Act (S. 88, originally introduced January 2025). This bill would prohibit members of Congress from receiving pay in a fiscal year until both chambers approve a budget or appropriations bills. Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) objected, blocking it.
- Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) pushed a resolution (reported as S. Res. 526 “No Shutdown Paychecks”/“Withhold Member Pay” measures) to freeze senators’ paychecks (held in escrow or withheld without back pay) during the government shutdown. Sen. Brian Schatz (D-HI) objected to unanimous consent, blocking passage.
I thought the ACA took care of that. No?