President Barack Obama prepares to sign off on a veto to stop the 2016 defense budget in its tracks, signaling the start of what could be a long battle
As U.S. President Barack Obama prepares to sign off on a veto to stop the 2016 defense budget in its tracks Thursday afternoon, signaling the start of what could be a long battle between Congress and the White House over military spending, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI.) has emerged as the leading GOP candidate for the speaker…
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“First, we need to move from being an opposition party to a proposition party,” Ryan said. “The challenges we face today are too difficult and demanding for us to turn our backs and walk away.”
What about a supposition party? I think the GOP should take two suppositories and speak to the public in the morning.
btw, Ryan's last budget proposal had more spending for the pentagon than they needed, or asked for, aka waste. Grossly Overbudget Profligacy is their legacy.
Can Jeffrey Dahmer fix the school lunch program? Eddie Munster needs a stake through his heart.
Roland