Sequestration and the federal budget will be Topic One when the House and Senate resume work tomorrow. Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.), chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, has called for a two-year deal to replace sequestration cuts. But 2014 could be hard enough. House Republicans and Senate Democrats are $91 billion apart. They have different views on how to handle the second year of automatic cuts called for by the Budget Control Act. The conference committee wants to finish work by Dec. 13. The current continuing resolution expires Jan. 15.
I'm willing to take bets that the old biddie won't live another two years. She's been around since Moses was a baby.
ReplyDeleteCan someone put her in a retirement home?
ReplyDeleteMore to do with the 2014 elections than anything else. Hard to get public sector votes with sequestration in place. Don't fall for the trap.
ReplyDeleteWhy doesn't she do something about Pepco ?
ReplyDeleteBarbara Mikulski is your enemy.
ReplyDeleteBarbara has syphilis of the mind she needs to put in retirement.
ReplyDeleteBabs should be put in the Smithsonian in the "useless and embarrassing" wing.
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