Seen in Print

[HONDO74]

[rogruth]

Isn't that volume 1?

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Chapter One.
And it's fiction.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Seen the same photo with a title related to the Fed Budget long ago posted here......

[rogruth]

Seen the same photo with a title related to the Fed Budget long ago posted here......

Yeah, but that was based onan actual publication.
As we all know,there is no way to really do that (understand women).

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Seen the same photo with a title related to the Fed Budget long ago posted here......

Yeah, but that was based onan actual publication.
As we all know,there is no way to really do that (understand women).

I'd wager that attempting to understand the Fed Budget comes in at least in the top 5.

[rogruth]

Seen the same photo with a title related to the Fed Budget long ago posted here......

Yeah, but that was based onan actual publication.
As we all know,there is no way to really do that (understand women).

I'd wager that attempting to understand the Fed Budget comes in at least in the top 5.

At least. I think it at least ties with women, impossible to understand. But somehow they keep going.

[webenda]

Seen the same photo with a title related to the Fed Budget long ago posted here......

Yeah, but that was based onan actual publication.
As we all know,there is no way to really do that (understand women).

I'd wager that attempting to understand the Fed Budget comes in at least in the top 5.

I'll disagree.

The Federal Budget is easy to understand.

Each year, Congress works on a federal budget for the next fiscal year. The government's fiscal year runs from October 1 of one year to September 30 of the next year. The constitution puts Congress in charge of the budget, granting it the power to collect taxes, borrow money, approve spending and remove the president.

Budget of the U.S. Government in 6 easy to understand steps
Step 1: Departments and agencies submit proposals
Step 2: The President submits his plan
Step 3: The House of Representatives and the Senate create budget resolutions
Step 4. Appropriations committees distribute funding to the agencies they represent
Step 5. Chambers vote on appropriations bills
Step 6. The President signs the bills into law

Congress did not complete action on appropriations before the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30, 2019. The House passed a continuing resolution (CR) on Sept. 19 that funds the government through Nov. 21, which the Senate passed on Sept. 26 and President Trump signed on Sept. 27. The House and Senate, meanwhile, are expected to use the next few weeks to continue working on the impeachment of the president instead of working on the budget.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Yeah, but that was based onan actual publication.
As we all know,there is no way to really do that (understand women).

I'd wager that attempting to understand the Fed Budget comes in at least in the top 5.

I'll disagree.

The Federal Budget is easy to understand.

Each year, Congress works on a federal budget for the next fiscal year. The government's fiscal year runs from October 1 of one year to September 30 of the next year. The constitution puts Congress in charge of the budget, granting it the power to collect taxes, borrow money, approve spending and remove the president.

Budget of the U.S. Government in 6 easy to understand steps
Step 1: Departments and agencies submit proposals
Step 2: The President submits his plan
Step 3: The House of Representatives and the Senate create budget resolutions
Step 4. Appropriations committees distribute funding to the agencies they represent
Step 5. Chambers vote on appropriations bills
Step 6. The President signs the bills into law

Congress did not complete action on appropriations before the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30, 2019. The House passed a continuing resolution (CR) on Sept. 19 that funds the government through Nov. 21, which the Senate passed on Sept. 26 and President Trump signed on Sept. 27. The House and Senate, meanwhile, are expected to use the next few weeks to continue working on the impeachment of the president instead of working on the budget.

Now if that all only worked that simply. In 33 years I can't recall that ever happening.

[webenda]

I'd wager that attempting to understand the Fed Budget comes in at least in the top 5.

I'll disagree.

The Federal Budget is easy to understand.

Now if that all only worked that simply. In 33 years I can't recall that ever happening.

The “standard” appropriations process listed above came about in the 1974 Congressional Budget Act. It has been used for 42 years. It works perfectly. Why Congress has even passed all its required appropriations measures on time four times: in fiscal 1977 (the first full fiscal year under the current system), 1989, 1995 and 1997. If Congress can't agree on a budget by the due date, they invent ways to fund the government, like continuing resolutions (CRs) or creating omnibus spending bills (the omnibus measure was passed in 1950.)

Don't worry, everything is just fine.

[rogruth]

Wish I could find a way to do mine as simply as the U.S. gummint has.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I'll disagree.

The Federal Budget is easy to understand.

Now if that all only worked that simply. In 33 years I can't recall that ever happening.

The “standard” appropriations process listed above came about in the 1974 Congressional Budget Act. It has been used for 42 years. It works perfectly. Why Congress has even passed all its required appropriations measures on time four times: in fiscal 1977 (the first full fiscal year under the current system), 1989, 1995 and 1997. If Congress can't agree on a budget by the due date, they invent ways to fund the government, like continuing resolutions (CRs) or creating omnibus spending bills (the omnibus measure was passed in 1950.)

Don't worry, everything is just fine.

Fine is relative; if you had worked for the Government you'd understand better....

[rex desilets]

Now if that all only worked that simply. In 33 years I can't recall that ever happening.

The “standard” appropriations process listed above came about in the 1974 Congressional Budget Act. It has been used for 42 years. It works perfectly. Why Congress has even passed all its required appropriations measures on time four times: in fiscal 1977 (the first full fiscal year under the current system), 1989, 1995 and 1997. If Congress can't agree on a budget by the due date, they invent ways to fund the government, like continuing resolutions (CRs) or creating omnibus spending bills (the omnibus measure was passed in 1950.)

Don't worry, everything is just fine.

Fine is relative; if you had worked for the Government you'd understand better....

It is possible that webenda was expressing cynicism...

[robert.]

Lots of moaning and groaning. When you ask either one to. Trim the fat.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

"When it rains cats and dogs. Make chicken soup."

I'm sure I'm missing something there . What does it mean?