Feb 15th Headline: Boehner Says Homeland Security Could Go Unfunded

[enhanced_deficit]

Let's wait till all the facts are outed.

In the mean time, this week have US media owners been told to make an ISIS news "that may be inaccurate" as top headline every day by swc pmasters?

 

[enhanced_deficit]

Breaking top headline.

Eager to Join ISIS, if Only His Mother Would Return His Passport

New York Times - 8 minutes ago

 

[rg17]

Shut the damn thing down!

 

[enhanced_deficit]

Shut the damn thing down!

Are you sure, even after seeing this fear-loaded top headline yesterday by gooogle news editors?

Eager to Join ISIS, if Only His Mother Would Return His Passport

New York Times - 8 minutes ago

 

[Marenco]

Shut the damn thing down!

What about our country's national security? Don't you want to be kept safe from terrorists that hate us for our freedom and liberty?







/sarc

 

[Zippyjuan]

Now House only want temporary funding (thought Boehner was serious about funding Homeland Security?) while the Senate has passed a "clean" funding bill without anything on Obama's amnesty attached to it.

Update: I see they are putting things off a week- both passed a seven day extension. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2015/02/27/congress-dhs-funding-votes/24112159/

WASHINGTON — Congress narrowly averted a partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security late Friday.

Both the House and Senate passed a seven-day extension of funding for the agency, with the House acting just two hours before funding was set to expire at midnight. The House vote was 357-60. The Senate passed the measure by voice vote.

The successful last-ditch effort came after House Republican leaders failed to muster enough votes earlier in the day to continue funding the agency for three weeks.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., rallied Democrats to support the one-week extension before funding expired. She said that voting for the seven-day measure would put Democrats on a path toward possible passage next week of a $40 billion spending bill that would fund the agency through the end of September.

The Senate passed that bill early Friday, but House Republicans refused to take it up.

Three weeks was too long?

 

[Uriel999]

So you do support free and open borders?

I do. I also support easier outlets for people to become citizens. I believe in making voting more difficult, however. I also do not believe in federally supported welfare.

 

[idiom]

Perhaps the DoD and DHS could switch to a user pays fees.

If a country wants security and not to be bombed into freedom, it pays a fee. Then they taxpayer doesn't have to pick up the tab.

 

[enhanced_deficit]

Saudis, UAE dictators pay freedom fee but Iraq under Saddam was not paying up.

One week funding passed. For today, scary ISIS headlines no longer on top of google news page.