o $12m for Scholarships for Lebanon o $20m for Middle East Partnership Initiative Scholarship Program o $12m in military funding for Vietnam o $3.5m in nutrition assistance to Laos o $15m in Developmental assistance to China o $10m for Women LEOs in Afghanistan
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Page 485: No $ used by the IRS to target citizens for exercising 1st amendment rights. Do you think Lois Lerner knew about this part of the law before she targeted Tea Party groups?pic.twitter.com/t41kZ63oD8
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Ordered some pizza to help me get through. Still going...pic.twitter.com/FKDO3DkRHe
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page 550: $9 billion for Govt Services Admin that oversees federal properties Fed government spends $1.7 billion a year to maintain 770,000 empty buildings while continuing to buy new properties.
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General Services Administration database of properties for sale is not available to public, Congress or other federal agencies. Govt Acctbility Office says govt continues to hold more property than it needs. No matter. . .this year the big spenders still give GSA big $
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Page 580: Post Office gets $58 million but only if it promises not to close down small, underutilized, money-losing post offices.
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Page 587: No $ for the President to request FBI background report on any individual. If we had amendments, this would be a good place to add no $ for partisan hacks in the Intel community to unmask any American without a judicial warrant.
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Page 594 sec 626: No $ to require disclosure of content of an electronic communication. Good amendment here. It would be to also protect forced disclosure of metadata, ie phone #’s and identities of the phone callers.
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I shared 600 pages tonight. I’m done tweeting them for the evening. If they insist on voting, I will vote no because it spends to much and there’s just too little time to read the bill and let everyone know what’s actually in it. Thanks for sticking with me.
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The department of energy oversees the nuclear stockpile. They're kind of important Paul.
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Ok but do they need $30 billion to do that?
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Yes, we could use that money to build the wall. Seriously, if I had your job, a speed-reading course would be my first priority.
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Why has not Rick Perry closed it down He promised to during the campaign
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I love how our plan as a country is to elect people too stupid to understand government....
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two-thirds of DOE’s budget goes to design, test, build, maintain, and dismantle our nuclear stockpile. Of course that is expensive. It won't be cheaper if DOD does it, most likely it would be more expensive.
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Jayzuz C, every single thing you consider is worse than the last. RESIGN, DEMON.
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Yes!!!
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$30 Billion is CRIMINAL
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huh? The department of energy is responsible for nuclear weapons. The US needs a nuclear deterrent, no? So getting rid of the dept of energy is stupid.
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I doubt they could come up with any accomplishments. I say bust them up rebuild if necessary.
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the dept of energy builds and maintains all the nuclear weapons
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