PkrBum wrote:it's really not fair to use the word budget when you're spending nearly twice what you're taking in.
since there was a clinton tax rate... and a bush tax cut... this will be an obama tax increase... right?
An Obama partial reversion.
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PkrBum wrote:it's really not fair to use the word budget when you're spending nearly twice what you're taking in.
since there was a clinton tax rate... and a bush tax cut... this will be an obama tax increase... right?
Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Since when did people sitting in conferences and committee meetings discussing and agreeing on revenue and spending issues not amount to setting a budget?
budgets are not discussions. They are solid writen documents you have to follow.
So, if not solidly written documents you have to follow, what are appropriations bills that are enacted into law? Vague doodles?
Try again.
Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Since when did people sitting in conferences and committee meetings discussing and agreeing on revenue and spending issues not amount to setting a budget?
budgets are not discussions. They are solid writen documents you have to follow.
So, if not solidly written documents you have to follow, what are appropriations bills that are enacted into law? Vague doodles?
Try again.
so your argument is we dont need no stinkin budgets....
that simply signing a check for something you want *appropriations* is all we need. That doing a actual budget has no value and we shouldnt have them doing them to begin with, right?
Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Since when did people sitting in conferences and committee meetings discussing and agreeing on revenue and spending issues not amount to setting a budget?
budgets are not discussions. They are solid writen documents you have to follow.
So, if not solidly written documents you have to follow, what are appropriations bills that are enacted into law? Vague doodles?
Try again.
so your argument is we dont need no stinkin budgets....
that simply signing a check for something you want *appropriations* is all we need. That doing a actual budget has no value and we shouldnt have them doing them to begin with, right?
What is it called when you discuss and decide on how much money you should spend versus how much money you expect to earn? The name is on the tip of my tongue.....
It's called a BUDGET!![]()
To be clear, you should be saying that no new "budget resolution" has been passed. This is the source of the nuttie nonsense. That does not mean that there is not a budget. In fact, several budgets have passed both houses of Congress and been signed by the President since 2009. There are procedures in place for money to be budgeted in the absence of a "new" budget resolution. By definition and real-world effect, taxation and spending bills specify increases and decreases in budgetary levels.
Markle wrote:Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Since when did people sitting in conferences and committee meetings discussing and agreeing on revenue and spending issues not amount to setting a budget?
budgets are not discussions. They are solid writen documents you have to follow.
So, if not solidly written documents you have to follow, what are appropriations bills that are enacted into law? Vague doodles?
Try again.
so your argument is we dont need no stinkin budgets....
that simply signing a check for something you want *appropriations* is all we need. That doing a actual budget has no value and we shouldnt have them doing them to begin with, right?
What is it called when you discuss and decide on how much money you should spend versus how much money you expect to earn? The name is on the tip of my tongue.....
It's called a BUDGET!![]()
To be clear, you should be saying that no new "budget resolution" has been passed. This is the source of the nuttie nonsense. That does not mean that there is not a budget. In fact, several budgets have passed both houses of Congress and been signed by the President since 2009. There are procedures in place for money to be budgeted in the absence of a "new" budget resolution. By definition and real-world effect, taxation and spending bills specify increases and decreases in budgetary levels.
So we have "procedures" in place for a budget if we don't have a budget.
Please show us where Budgets for 2010, 2011 and 2012 have been passed by the House, Senate and SIGNED by President Barack Hussein Obama.
KarlRove wrote:Obama sucks and that is it.
Can or can't? Aren't you a teacher?KarlRove wrote:Obama sucks and that is it. He can't get a budget passed and even when he had the Dems controlling Congress he couldn't get it done. That is epic fail and none of you Dumbocrats can't defend that.
Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Since when did people sitting in conferences and committee meetings discussing and agreeing on revenue and spending issues not amount to setting a budget?
budgets are not discussions. They are solid writen documents you have to follow.
So, if not solidly written documents you have to follow, what are appropriations bills that are enacted into law? Vague doodles?
Try again.
so your argument is we dont need no stinkin budgets....
that simply signing a check for something you want *appropriations* is all we need. That doing a actual budget has no value and we shouldnt have them doing them to begin with, right?
What is it called when you discuss and decide on how much money you should spend versus how much money you expect to earn? The name is on the tip of my tongue.....
It's called a BUDGET!![]()
To be clear, you should be saying that no new "budget resolution" has been passed. This is the source of the nuttie nonsense. That does not mean that there is not a budget. In fact, several budgets have passed both houses of Congress and been signed by the President since 2009. There are procedures in place for money to be budgeted in the absence of a "new" budget resolution. By definition and real-world effect, taxation and spending bills specify increases and decreases in budgetary levels.
Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Since when did people sitting in conferences and committee meetings discussing and agreeing on revenue and spending issues not amount to setting a budget?
budgets are not discussions. They are solid writen documents you have to follow.
So, if not solidly written documents you have to follow, what are appropriations bills that are enacted into law? Vague doodles?
Try again.
so your argument is we dont need no stinkin budgets....
that simply signing a check for something you want *appropriations* is all we need. That doing a actual budget has no value and we shouldnt have them doing them to begin with, right?
What is it called when you discuss and decide on how much money you should spend versus how much money you expect to earn? The name is on the tip of my tongue.....
It's called a BUDGET!![]()
To be clear, you should be saying that no new "budget resolution" has been passed. This is the source of the nuttie nonsense. That does not mean that there is not a budget. In fact, several budgets have passed both houses of Congress and been signed by the President since 2009. There are procedures in place for money to be budgeted in the absence of a "new" budget resolution. By definition and real-world effect, taxation and spending bills specify increases and decreases in budgetary levels.
Id say you have a extremly tiny brain.
because that technique might work for a household,, but its not what is done for a bussiness and it shouldnt be whats done for our countries bussiness.
2009 was the last time the country had a actual budget.
and speaking of budgets which directly relates to SPENDING. dont you think soeone went off the deep end to pay all thier buddies off for votes and got this country in a deep finacial mess with a insane deficit? no problem, you guys can just print more money and all of us can save up to buy a loaf of bread later on. great plan![]()
Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Rogue wrote:Margin Call wrote:Since when did people sitting in conferences and committee meetings discussing and agreeing on revenue and spending issues not amount to setting a budget?
budgets are not discussions. They are solid writen documents you have to follow.
So, if not solidly written documents you have to follow, what are appropriations bills that are enacted into law? Vague doodles?
Try again.
so your argument is we dont need no stinkin budgets....
that simply signing a check for something you want *appropriations* is all we need. That doing a actual budget has no value and we shouldnt have them doing them to begin with, right?
What is it called when you discuss and decide on how much money you should spend versus how much money you expect to earn? The name is on the tip of my tongue.....
It's called a BUDGET!![]()
To be clear, you should be saying that no new "budget resolution" has been passed. This is the source of the nuttie nonsense. That does not mean that there is not a budget. In fact, several budgets have passed both houses of Congress and been signed by the President since 2009. There are procedures in place for money to be budgeted in the absence of a "new" budget resolution. By definition and real-world effect, taxation and spending bills specify increases and decreases in budgetary levels.
Id say you have a extremly tiny brain.
because that technique might work for a household,, but its not what is done for a bussiness and it shouldnt be whats done for our countries bussiness.
2009 was the last time the country had a actual budget.
and speaking of budgets which directly relates to SPENDING. dont you think soeone went off the deep end to pay all thier buddies off for votes and got this country in a deep finacial mess with a insane deficit? no problem, you guys can just print more money and all of us can save up to buy a loaf of bread later on. great plan![]()
Jibberish.
actually. youre the one speaking jibberish.Rogue wrote:
The voluminous publication from the President's office NEVER gets passed in that form. EVER! Constitution 101: Congress write the laws.Margin Call wrote:
obama hasnt passed a budget. thats not jibberish, its fact.Rogue wrote:
Constitution 101 remedial class: Congress passes the laws, the President signs them (or not).Margin Call wrote:
youre obviously just some monkey who does what they are told and has nothing to do with planning bussiness strategies or you would know how important a budget is.Rogue wrote:
Your rite th presudant creatd thi deafaset not liek a bussines CEO wuld. i doenst no nuthang.Margin Call wrote:
Margin Call wrote:actually. youre the one speaking jibberish.Rogue wrote:
youre trying to sell people a blank piece of paper that was never approved. unless you want to tell us the obama admin PLANNED all this DEBT.The voluminous publication from the President's office NEVER gets passed in that form. EVER! Constitution 101: Congress write the laws.Margin Call wrote:obama hasnt passed a budget. thats not jibberish, its fact.Rogue wrote:Constitution 101 remedial class: Congress passes the laws, the President signs them (or not).Margin Call wrote:
Congress has passed a budget every year Obama has been President and he's signed the bills. Think: What would be the purpose of the debt ceiling debate if not for budgetary purposes?youre obviously just some monkey who does what they are told and has nothing to do with planning bussiness strategies or you would know how important a budget is.Rogue wrote:
Just because your nic name is "margin call" doenst mean you know it all. little boi.Your rite th presudant creatd thi deafaset not liek a bussines CEO wuld. i doenst no nuthang.Margin Call wrote:
Margin Call wrote:actually. youre the one speaking jibberish.Rogue wrote:
youre trying to sell people a blank piece of paper that was never approved. unless you want to tell us the obama admin PLANNED all this DEBT.The voluminous publication from the President's office NEVER gets passed in that form. EVER! Constitution 101: Congress write the laws.Margin Call wrote:obama hasnt passed a budget. thats not jibberish, its fact.Rogue wrote:Constitution 101 remedial class: Congress passes the laws, the President signs them (or not).Margin Call wrote:
Congress has passed a budget every year Obama has been President and he's signed the bills. Think: What would be the purpose of the debt ceiling debate if not for budgetary purposes?youre obviously just some monkey who does what they are told and has nothing to do with planning bussiness strategies or you would know how important a budget is.Rogue wrote:
Just because your nic name is "margin call" doenst mean you know it all. little boi.Your rite th presudant creatd thi deafaset not liek a bussines CEO wuld. i doenst no nuthang.Margin Call wrote:
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