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Judi Lynn

(160,533 posts)
Tue Apr 10, 2018, 09:13 PM Apr 2018

McConnell sees GOPs spending claw back plan as unlikely to pass

Source: The Hill


BY JORDAIN CARNEY - 04/10/18 08:32 PM EDT

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Tuesday threw cold water on the idea of clawing back spending from the $1.3 trillion omnibus bill approved by Congress last month.

McConnell said he was open to a “discussion” about the idea, but noted that the omnibus was a bipartisan deal and appeared skeptical a rescission package would go anywhere.

“I’m willing to discuss with the administration the possibility of some kind of rescission package. I think it’s worth a discussion. Whether that’s achievable is another matter,” he told reporters.

He added while the omnibus “was larger than most Republicans would like … it was a bipartisan agreement.”




Read more: http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/382581-mcconnell-sees-gops-spending-claw-back-plan-as-unlikely-to-pass

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McConnell sees GOPs spending claw back plan as unlikely to pass (Original Post) Judi Lynn Apr 2018 OP
First thing I ever heard McConnell say lordsummerisle Apr 2018 #1
Of course he and his ilk will support the spending now MarcA Apr 2018 #2

MarcA

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2. Of course he and his ilk will support the spending now
Wed Apr 11, 2018, 01:20 AM
Apr 2018

When the deficit takes off they will use it as an excuse to
cut SS, Medicare, Medicaid, VA, sell off public lands, etc.
They are still the enemy.

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