Yeah, most of the federal spending is for things that aren't affected by these spending bills. For Fiscal Year 2016 (1 October 2015 through 30 September 2016), discretionary spending (which includes defense) was $1.196 Trillion dollars. As a whole, it was only 31% of the total spending in 2016. Of that, $587.6 Billion was for defense (15% of the total spent for the year).
Mandatory spending and interest on the Debt was 69%. Medicare/Medicaid/Social Security totaled $1.9764 Trillion (or nearly 51% of the total spent in FY16). Other mandatory spending, payment on debt, and income security spending (whatever the hell that is) totaled $164.9 Billion (18% of the total). On any given day, mandatory spending outweighs discretionary (what these funding bills are for) by more than 3 to 1.
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Whoops, sorry, not 3-1, but 2-1. 31% discretionary, 69% mandatory/debt interest/other.
