House passes short-term funding bill to avoid shutdown before election

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    1. Well, not exactly. Their job is to have a full annual budget in place by September 30 every year. I can’t remember the last time they actually “did their job”. According to Mr. Google, they haven’t hit the mark yet this century.

  1. Someday, in the land of Camelot, there will be a governing body composed of adults who can work together for their country and actually pass a budget for the full fiscal year instead of this garbage we have now.

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