House Votes 332-94 to Approve Two-Year Spending Framework
Spending "cuts" rolled back
The U.S. House overwhelmingly approved, 332-94, a two-year bipartisan budget framework Thursday that will eliminate the threat of a government shutdown and modestly reduce the deficit over the next decade.
Nearly equal numbers of Republicans, 169, and Democrats, 163, supported the agreement.
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So, no more budgets for the Federal Guv? Just these “budget frameworks”. So much for the rule of law.