THE BILL IS CALLED....WAIT FOR IT "FUNDING FOR THE PEOPLE" And no theres no money in it for you. Read the bill, don't tell me "ERMAGERD GATEWAY PUNDIT" READ THE FUCKING BILL I FUCKING LINKED THE OFFICIAL HOUSE.GOV DOC
I guess the next trillion dollar corporate pay off bill will be called "FOOD FOR THE CHILDREN".
since like 2008 i simply believe the opposite of what the media and government tells me
Alexander White
I checked the bill and there's tons of money in it for me
Gateway pundit is for low IQ boomers
Gabriel Gray
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Jordan Cruz
House of Representatives – The bill provides a total of $1.715 billion in discretionary appropriations for the House of Representatives, an increase of $238 million above the FY 2021 enacted level. • $774.4 million for the Members Representational Allowance (MRA), the basic office budgets of House Members, an increase of $134.4 million (21%) above the FY 2021 level. This is the largest increase in the MRA appropriation since its authorization in 1996. • $34.95 million for the offices of the Majority and Minority Leadership, an increase of $6 million (21%) above the FY 2021 level. • $18.2 million in funding for paid interns for Member and Leadership offices including $2.3 million in new funding for interns within Committee offices. This allowance helps extend internship opportunities to people who may not be financially able to take an unpaid position. • $197 million for the operations of House committees, an increase of $34.2 million (21%) above the FY 2021 level. This appropriation will cover the funding allocated to committees for 2021 by the biennial funding resolution adopted by the House in the 1st session of the 117th Congress (H. Res. 316). • $288.5 million for the salaries and expenses of House officers and employees, including the offices of the Clerk of the House, Sergeant at Arms, Chief
Which one of those is you?
Ryan Flores
Why do democrats vote against their economic interests?
Sebastian James
Oh let me guess you are "Other Agencies" Other Agencies • $60.9 million for the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), an increase of $3.7 million above the FY 2021 level. This funding level will allow CBO to be responsive to Committees, Leadership and Members to the greatest extent practicable and to modestly increase its efforts to improve modeling and analytical capability in key areas and to make its work as transparent and accessible as possible. • $124.2 million for the Government Publishing Office, an increase of $7.2 million above the FY 2021 level. This funding allows for the publishing of Congressional information in both digital and print formats. • $719.2 million for the Government Accountability Office (GAO), an increase of $58.1 million above the FY 2021 level. This funding should allow the GAO to bring on 190 additional staff, including for the Science, Technology Assessment and Analytics Team, to handle its large workload, and to begin to address its information technology and building renovation needs. • $794.0 million, an increase of $37 million above the FY 2021 level, for the Library of Congress, including the Copyright Office, Congressional Research Service, and National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled. This funding level will allow continued progress on urgent information technology needs and on modernization of systems for copyright registration and recordation and support ongoing Library initiatives such as the Veterans’ History Project. o Of the amount for the Library, the bill includes $129.1 million for Congressional Research Service, an increase of $3.6 million above FY 2021 level.
Jonathan Lee
o The Library’s total includes $10 million for the third, and final installment of funding for the Library’s Visitor Experience initiative, subject to the Appropriations Committees’ review of the specific plans, cost estimates, and schedules for the initiative. It also includes $5 million for modernizing the infrastructure that handles distribution of audio and Braille reading materials at the National Library Service for the Blind and for purchase of braille e-readers. • $773.9 million for the Architect of the Capitol, an increase of $98.8 million above the FY 2021 level. Funding includes $128 million to continue restoration of the Cannon House Office Building. • $602.5 million for the Capitol Police, an increase of $87 million above the FY 2021 level. Funding will allow for the hiring of up to 2,112 sworn officers and 450 civilian members of the Capitol Police. The Committee report includes several significant measures to help bring more transparency, diversity, and leadership training, and standardize vetting and routinely review staff for employment suitability with the Capitol Police.
THAT IS EVERYTHING IN THE BILL. CAN YOU POINT TO YOUR STATE OR YOUR NAME?
Jack Wright
R u retarded or what? that is some tiny sliver of the bill
Ayden Barnes
Thats the SUMMARY of the bill. All the spending in it is summarized.
Stop posting here you disgusting kike redditor AI slave
Luis Johnson
>Shadow government >politicians lining their own pockets with cash >it's a "free" country Bruh it's democracy, would you rather have national socialism? What are you? some kind of nazi?
Fun Fact: You can deduct your way down to a tax bill of $0.00 if you spend your money the right way. Let me rephrase that for the retards: YOU CAN LEGALLY DEFUND THE GOVERNMENT!!!