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<\/a><\/p>\nHowever, Crybaby Boehner is still refusing to consider doing what needs to be done to stop King Putt\u2019s power grabs. Both he and that idiot McConnell have taken impeachment off the table, (Granted, as I\u2019ve said before, the PLFD\u2019s will never remove Obama under any circumstances), and have also said they won\u2019t shut down the government.<\/p>\n
Myself, I don\u2019t want to shut down the government….much, but I do understand that the Progressive Liberal Fascist Democrat\u2019s propaganda arm, (Formally known as the Main Stream Media), will flat out lie and say it was the Republican\u2019s fault. A number of other Republicans are also aware that they would be blamed, but they have ideas on how to deal with the SCoaMF\u2019s lawbreaking without damaging the United States.<\/p>\n They want to use what is called \u201cThe Power of the Purse.\u201d In other words, rather then come up with the usual \u201cComprehensive Omnibus Budget\u201d bill that no one can actually understand, they want to break certain budgetary items out of the overall budget and deal with them individually. One of these is immigration and King Putt\u2019s rule by decree. Boehner has essentially said no to that idea. According to Fox News<\/a>:<\/p>\n House Speaker John Boehner announced plans Tuesday to effectively push off a looming battle over President Obama’s immigration policies until next year, while potentially averting a partial government shutdown later this month.<\/i><\/p>\n The speaker met behind closed doors Tuesday with fellow Republicans. Boehner is attempting a balancing act — as he tries to avert a budget showdown, while also letting conservatives vent over the president’s controversial executive actions on immigration.<\/i><\/p>\n Boehner might have an idea or two here, but frankly, no one trusts him. He has a plan, such as it is, on dealing with the issues.<\/p>\n The plan, as of Tuesday, is a two-step approach. The House would vote later this week for a largely symbolic measure disapproving Obama’s executive actions to suspend deportations for millions of immigrants here illegally. The bill would try to block those actions, but would certainly face a presidential veto, if it made it past the Senate.<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Boehner and the RINO\u2019s are very good with symbolic votes that achieve nothing. To continue with Baldric\u2019s<\/i><\/span> Boehner\u2019s cunning plan.<\/p>\n The House would then vote next week on a must-pass spending bill, with a twist. The plan would fund most elements of the government for the remainder of the current fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30, 2015. But, under one proposal, it would only fund immigration-related activities until early next year — setting up a new fight over immigration in early 2015, when Republicans control both the House and Senate.<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n So Boehner\u2019s cunning plan is yet another continuing resolution. Perhaps this moron should consider actually doing his job for once and putting forward a full budget for the remainder of the year. Granted, Reid will kill it as he\u2019s murdered every other budget bill sent to the senate, but that would place the onus on Dingy Harry.<\/p>\n If Boehner\u2019s wants to be clever, then he can send a continuing resolution that\u2019s good until February, then push a real budget through the new senate controlled by the Republicans. He could also strip out the funding for the Immigration part of the CR and send that over to Reid as a separate funding bill with the funding for Obama\u2019s Executive Order stripped out. Of course, clever is not Boehner\u2019s middle name.<\/p>\n He also said lawmakers “have limited options and abilities to deal with it directly.” It’s unclear whether Boehner’s plan has enough support.<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n That plan probably doesn\u2019t have the support it needs from the rank and file and it most certainly won\u2019t in the next Congress.<\/p>\n Some conservatives want more; they circulated bill language Monday stipulating that no money or fees “may be used by any agency to implement, administer, enforce or carry out any of the policy changes” announced by Obama<\/em>.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n I haven\u2019t read that bill, but it sounds like what most people want, which is stopping Obama. Then we have Nancy Pelosi, bless her heart, throwing her two cents in.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi put Republicans on notice last week that her party wouldn’t support a plan that didn’t fund the government for the entire fiscal year and also chipped away at some immigration-related activities.<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Go home Nancy, you\u2019re senile. Two things here with San Fran Nan\u2019s threats. First, her party is out of power now, thanks in a large part to her own actions. There isn\u2019t anything she can do to stop the Republicans from sending a bill to the Senate. Second, if a bill funding the majority of the government is sent through, and the bill is killed by Harry Reid, it can be played up by the GOP to show that it\u2019s the Democrats who want to shut down the government. It would be perfectly reasonable to just send through a short term continuing resolution to tide most of the government over until next year.<\/p>\n Now here is the problem. Doing anything I\u2019ve suggested would require courage on the part of Boehner, and that is something he isn\u2019t noted for. If the conservative wing pushes for a short term continuing resolution along with stripping out spending authority for Obama\u2019s illegal orders, Boehner might just seek out Democrats to push through his version. From Boehner\u2019s and McConnell\u2019s point of view, that would be the \u201csafe\u201d thing to do. It would also probably cost Boehner his speakership next year.<\/p>\n Hmm, now that I think it through…<\/p>\n Thatisall<\/p>\n ~The Angry Webmaster~<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n [yasr_visitor_votes size=”medium”]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Good day all. Even though the Republican Party will take control of both houses of Congress in a few weeks, it\u2019s obvious that current Speaker of the House John Boehner still doesn\u2019t \u201cGet it.\u201d Boehner pretty much wants to just go along to get along. Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n