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Showing posts with label Senate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Senate. Show all posts

Friday, November 18, 2011

SOPA/Protect IP in short

http://americancensorship.org/

funny graphs - SOPA: Clogging Up your Tubes

Friday, April 8, 2011

Re: Re: Re: Shutdown Showdown

As the months have turned into weeks, the weeks turning into days, and Obama saying that he will not accept another postponement, Congress should have been scurring around to get a budget for this year in place.  But where are they in this situation?

Re: Re: Shutdown Showdown

Time's up.  The stalemate on Capital Hill is either going to have to be resolved today before midnight or the Federal government is going to be shutdown.  Yesterday, I published a post about Federal Web Sites and how they will be affected.  So if you want to know what will happen to the websites, you can find it in the archives for yesterday, April 7.

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Re: Shutdown Showdown

Many federal Web sites will go dark if the government shuts down tomorrow night, the White House indicated this afternoon.

Shutdown Showdown


As of Saturday, much of the federal government could cease to function, unless a budget stalemate can be resolved. So what does it all mean?  


Sunday, April 3, 2011

GOP Budget Plan to Cut More Than $4 Trillion

According to a USA Today article written by Kevin McCoy, the House Republican who's writing a proposed 2012 federal budget said Sunday that the plan would cut more than $4 trillion in Washington spending over the next 10 years.