Senate Democrats have written their budget resolution so they can pass jobs legislation using reconciliation, the controversial process used last month to move healthcare reform.
The resolution does not specify what specific jobs measures could be covered, and does not explicitly allow for the use of reconciliation rules to pass energy legislation or the extension of George W. Bush-era tax cuts set to expire at the end of the year.
Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) and a number of other Democrats on Tuesday, however, said the fast-track process could be used to move tax cuts, energy legislation and more later this year.
“There are many different areas it could be used,” Cardin said.
When Democrats approved a budget resolution last year, it specified that the rules could be used for healthcare and student loan legislation.
Stunning, and I have no doubt they will use it. The Dems are going to make reconciliation the rule, not the exception turning Congress into a Soviet-style Politburo to ram through their far-left agenda. November can’t come soon enough!…
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Tags: Unreal: Senate Dems Budget Resolution Allows use of Reconciliation to Pass Jobs Bill, Cap-And-Trade and More…
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