H. J. Res.28 and Why it matters.

[legalboxers]

https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-joint-resolution/28

as per below :

https://www.countable.us/bills/hjres27-116?legislator_id%5B%5D=557&legislator_id%5B%5D=530&legislator_id%5B%5D=3846&scroll_to_vote=true&utm_campaign=vote_notification&utm_medium=email&utm_source=leanplum

What is House Bill H. Joint Res. 27?
This bill would fund agencies impacted by the partial government shutdown by funding them through February 1, 2019. The lapse in funding began on December 22, 2018 and affects agencies funded under the seven following appropriations categories: Agriculture; Energy & Water; Financial Services & General Government; Homeland Security; Interior & Environment; State & Foreign Operations; and Transportation, Housing and Urban Development.

Why is this important. This disruption basically is affecting peoples lives.

whaaa I want my wall..

all this. over a wall...

yeah..

so while the party is crying for the wall.. This is going on...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2019/01/14/trump-pushes-wall-authorities-keep-finding-drug-tunnels-under-us-mexico-border/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.7bb99d650d3d - As Trump pushes for a wall, authorities keep finding drug tunnels under the U.S.-Mexico border

Note: Sorry, no Fox News Channel or Fox News, Brietbart to support this, if you wish, please do your own research, I am not your teacher.

But I digress..

Agriculture;

Energy & Water

Financial Services & General Government

Homeland Security; Interior & Environment

State & Foreign Operations; and Transportation, Housing and Urban Development.

IS NOT being funded. Agriculture. Your food, is not being inspected. How do you expect to eat? (roadkill dont count)

Financial Services.. How is your 401 doing if you have one? you like living paycheck to paycheck

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2019/01/15/jamie-dimon-says-shutdown-could-reduce-economic-growth-zero/2578510002/

“Someone estimated that if it goes on for the whole quarter, it can reduce growth to zero,” Dimon told reporters on a media call to discuss fourth-quarter results. “We just have to deal with that. It’s more of a political issue than anything else.”

But with this. its now affecting children.

https://www.wptv.com/news/state/new-york-woman-donates-rare-blood-to-south-florida-girl-battling-cancer- New York woman donates rare blood to South Florida girl battling cancer

Susan Forbes of Florida-based OneBlood says that transfer still needs approval from the FDA, and the woman isn't eligible to donate yet after giving birth.

So while a temper tantrum is happening over a wall. People aren't getting paid, and people lives are in the balance.

Hmm.

[Waffles731]

I know another reason a wall wouldn't work is cartels like to use American Citizens as Mules.
You can't deny a citizen passage into their own country.
You can send them to prison but not deny them their citizenship

[MarketData]

Apparently the Founding Fathers never anticipated that any President would hold the government to ransom over a funding issue.

[linds34]

Yeah, Republicans claim to not like this shutdown, but they won't take up a bill to open the government. It is pretty lame to propose to reopen it for just two weeks, though.

[LesbianBusinessWoman]

Trump needs a timeout or a spanking if you ask me

[taleswapper]

"Susan Forbes of Florida-based OneBlood says that transfer still needs approval from the FDA, and the woman isn't eligible to donate yet after giving birth."

Rubbish. The FDA doesn't need to approve the transfer; only the doctor and the local lab.

[dropkicknj13]

So they're ignoring the issue that started this to begin with, and pretending that'll help? Lol

[Longshot1965]

It's real simple, build the wall. Problem solved. Trump is trying to fulfill yet a another campaign promise and the democrats refuse to support him in ANY way for any reason at any time.

[Banished]

They were for border security before they were against it.

[asad36]

nice

[goaded]

"Strong border security is much more than physical barriers. Congress appropriated $21 billion for immigration enforcement in last year's homeland security appropriations act. That includes money to expand manpower, and utilize communication services and resources, on top of funding for physical barriers."
Senator Jon Tester (D-MT)

The Democrats don't think any more wall is a cost-effective solution to a problem that has halved over the last 20 years.

[JustWorthlessMe]

Trumptards don't remotely care about this. As long as Trump keeps being a woman-hating bigot they'll happily watch him destroy the country.

[Secretgardenblood]

Interesting take