Half of Ryan-Murray Budget Cuts Don't Happen Until 2022

breitbart ^ | 12/11/13 | m flynn

[andyk]

Congress can't bind a future Congress on spending decisions

Sure they can. Witness the chaos when the GOP dared to not be bound to Obamacare spending.

[Gilbo_3]

Thats the same way Ryan's medicare scam plan budget resolution worked, not cuts in benefits for 10 years

yep, more wonderboy "wimpy"nomics...'I'll gladly pay you in 2023 [when i'll likely be retired] for a blind-faith vote today'...

and its what, a whole 23 billion ??? or a couple days worth of current spending...

[Count of Monte Fisto]

Basically means a box of rocks could out negotiate Ryan or the fix was in from the GOP-E, those are the only two choices available for this latest Rino fiasco.

I'd say it was both.

How does that old saying go? Once is an Accident, twice is a Coincidence, but three times is an Enemy action.

[sickoflibs]

RE :”yep, more wonderboy “wimpy”nomics...’I'll gladly pay you in 2023 [when i’ll likely be retired] for a blind-faith vote today’...”

My main concern is that when it is implementsed (Good luck with that) I am in the group of lottery winners (over 55) and not one of the losers who have to pay for it and get next to nothing for it.

[Uncle Chip]

kicking the can again —

[VRWC For Truth]

A RINO crap sammich from Ryan. Fire his azz.

[fortheDeclaration]

Yea, another great GOP ‘compromise’, translation-surrender!

[ken5050]

only half.....?

[SunkenCiv]

Republicans will face intense pressure over unemployment benefits
BY GREG SARGENT
December 11 at 12:24 pm
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2013/12/11/republicans-will-face-intense-pressure-over-unemployment-benefits/

[snip] The imminent expiration of the Emergency Unemployment Compensation program for 1.3 million Americans is mostly being treated as a fait accompli in Washington... (Dems have created an interactive map showing how many people in each state stand to lose benefits.)... This strategy includes placing Op ed pieces by Democrats in papers that serve the districts of top Republicans, such as this one by Rep. Sander Levin in the Cleveland Plain-Dealer, the largest paper in John Boehner’s home state. The game plan is granular: One Democrat points out to me that stats are available on how many would lose benefits on the county level, and that Dems are trying to push these numbers into the coverage, because it is tangible for people in local communities. [/snip]