1349:. After passing a vote by the committee on March 15, 2013, Committee Chairwoman Patty Murray reported the Senate Bill to the Senate floor and it was placed on the Senate Legislative Calendar. On March 20, 2013, Senator Murray asked for unanimous consent that the Senate move on to the consideration of Calendar No. 28. Unanimous consent was ordered. Under the rules established, each side had 25 hours of time during the debate, and unlimited amendments could be offered. The Senate continued to debate and amend the Senate bill on March 21, 22, and 23. A total of 573 amendments were offered to the bill, although only 63 were actually adopted.
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until 2023. The deal makes up for this increase in spending by imposing sequester cuts in 2022 and 2023, raising airline fees and changing the pension contribution requirements of new federal workers, among other measures. Paul Ryan said that the bill would lower the deficit by $ 23 billion overall. The eliminated sequester cuts were spread evenly between defense spending and non-defense discretionary spending. The bill did not make any changes to entitlement programs.
1308:. This was the first budget the Senate had itself proposed in 4 years. It called for $ 3.7 trillion in federal spending and increased taxes, and it anticipated government debt continuing to accumulate. Along with setting forth the congressional budget for the federal government for fiscal year 2014, it proposed budget levels for fiscal 2015 through 2023 with respect to federal revenues, new budget authority, outlays, deficits, public debt, and debt held by the public.
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1329:, including the net impact on deficit, both with on-budget and off-budget effects; and (2) provide an analysis of the budgetary effects of 30%, 50%, and 100% of Americans losing employer sponsored health insurance and accessing coverage through federal or state exchanges. The resolution listed new budget authority, outlays, and administrative expenses for the
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argued that
Democrats were eager to begin conference discussions because they believed that Republicans would not be able to defend their 'no taxes' position when working with actual budget numbers. Under conference committee rules, the Senate Democrats would gain the power to force the committee to
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to reform the existing tax code by removing various tax credits and exemptions (which are unspecified in the bill itself). The bill would also repeal
Obamacare by "eliminating the subsidized insurance exchanges and the Medicaid expansion that make up the core of the law," and would "convert Medicare
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The Senate resolution also required Senate committees to: (1) review programs and tax expenditures in their jurisdictions to identify waste, fraud, and abuse or duplication, and to increase the use of performance data to inform committee work; (2) review the matters for congressional consideration
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This deal would eliminate some of the spending cuts required by the sequester by $ 45 billion of the cuts scheduled to happen in
January 2014 and $ 18 billion of the cuts scheduled to happen in 2015. Federal spending would thus be larger in these two years, but would be less in subsequent years
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budget contained several key features, most of them dramatically opposed to the main features of both the
Republican Study Committee budget, and the budget proposed by Paul Ryan. The Congressional Progressive Caucus called for cutting Pentagon spending (back to 2006 levels), increased taxes on
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discretionary administrative expenses, and specified major functional categories for FY2013-FY2023. It also authorized a variety of deficit-neutral reserve funds, and a reserve fund for tax reform, as well as deficit-reduction reserve funds for government reform and efficiency, and to promote
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on March 21, 2013, who claimed that older
Americans would end up with higher out-of-pocket expenses for worse care (as a result of legislators giving up on fixing a dying system). The House Bill was also criticized by some Republican lawmakers for not going far enough to cut spending.
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Some
Republicans wanted Speaker Boehner to pursue a temporary measure that would cover the rest of Fiscal Year 2014 at the level set by the sequester — $ 967 billion, rather than pass this budget deal, which would have $ 45 billion in additional spending.
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Due to the closer balance between the two parties in the House, the
Republican leadership worked hard to limit the number of defections from conservative Republicans. It was voted on by the House of Representatives on March 21, 2013, and passed with a
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Setting forth the congressional budget for the United States
Government for fiscal year 2014, revising the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal year 2013, and setting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2015 through
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process that resulted when
Congress and President Obama failed to meet spending reduction targets set by the Budget Control Act of 2011. The House and Senate were at the time controlled by different parties with different fiscal agendas.
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High Risk list report and the annual report to reduce program duplication; and (3) make recommendations to the Senate Budget
Committee to improve governmental performance in their annual views and estimates reports. It called on the
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Though there was no unified congressional budget, the House and Senate each moved forward with appropriations bills, but none passed. As the beginning of the 2014 fiscal year (October 1, 2013) approached, Congress debated the
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budget instead. Representative McKinley voted against the budget because he objected to the cuts to Medicare, wanted to make changes to the foreign aid budget, and failed to exempt some bureaucracies (such as the
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The Republican Study Committee budget would balance the Federal budget in four years, in part by freezing Federal spending after reducing discretionary spending to 2008 levels. The plan would also open the
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to drilling by oil companies and increase the age at which seniors became eligible for Social Security and Medicare. The budget failed in a vote of 104-132, with most Democrats not voting.
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213:. The House of Representatives passed its proposal, H.Con.Res 25, prior to the submission of the President's budget proposal, as did the Senate (S.Con.Res 8). The House and Senate
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criticized the bill, renaming it from "Path to Prosperity" to "Path to Poverty," a reference to some of the bill's cuts to welfare program spending. The provision to alter the
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supported the bill, noting that the Democrats' rival bill included too much new spending, putting the United States at risk of an economic crisis like the one found in Greece.
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Establishing the budget for the United States Government for fiscal year 2014 and setting forth appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2015 through 2023.
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The resolution was debated on the Senate floor beginning on March 21, 2013. Two days later, on March 23, 2013 the Senate passed the resolution, 50-49, with 48
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House Appropriations Committee wrote a letter on 17 April 2013 urging Speaker Boehner to appoint House members to the budget conference committee.
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The deal caps the federal government's spending for Fiscal Year 2014 at $ 1.012 trillion and for Fiscal Year 2015 at $ 1.014.
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supported the spending cuts and accused the Democrats of stealing from future generations to pay for their deficit spending.
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announced a compromise spending/budget proposal that they had agreed to. They chose to introduce the text as an amendment to
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to fund the government temporarily. It did not pass before the beginning of the new fiscal year, leading to the 16-day-long
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millionaires, the elimination of some subsidies (to oil and gas companies), and would increase unemployment insurance.
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2458:"Table 1.2—SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS, OUTLAYS, AND SURPLUSES OR DEFICITS (–) AS PERCENTAGES OF GDP: 1930–2020"
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1481:. Republicans proposed a number of bills to continue to fund parts of the government, including the
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1527:. The amendment was to completely replace the existing text of H.J.Res. 59 with the text of the
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system by changing it into a voucher system for people under 55 was strongly criticized by
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2555:"Don't Hold Your Breath For A Budget: House, Senate Aren't Even Trying To Reconcile Bills"
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3006:"House Budget Committee Democrats Urge Boehner to Immediately Appoint Budget Conferees"
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calling for a joint budget conference to work on possible compromises, Representative
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to create only two income tax brackets (with 10% and 25% tax rates), end the
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198:(FY) 2014, which began on October 1, 2013 and ended on September 30, 2014.
2764:"Senate Passes $ 3.7 Trillion Budget, Setting Up Contentious Negotiations"
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into a system of private insurance plans financed by federal vouchers."
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1304:) was introduced on March 15, 2013, the resolution was sponsored by
2925:"Health Care and Military Spending Bear the Brunt of Proposed Cuts"
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Department of Defense Survivor Benefits Continuing Resolution, 2014
3126:"Here's what's in Paul Ryan and Patty Murray's mini-budget deal"
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3100:"Ryan deal gets positive review at closed-door GOP conference"
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244:. The House and Senate eventually compromised and passed the
3177:"Fiscal Year 2015 Budget of the U.S. Government (Table S-5)"
2426:"Fiscal Year 2016 Budget of the U.S. Government (Table S-5)"
2398:"Fiscal Year 2014 Budget of the U.S. Government (Table S-5)"
745:, 221-207. The 221 votes in favor of passage were all from
2981:"Sessions doubts House, Senate can reconcile budget plans"
2898:"Obama Budget Opens Rift for Democrats on Social Benefits"
236:. The government was then temporarily funded through the
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Status of Appropriations Legislation for Fiscal Year 2014
2536:"Obama Will Send Fiscal 2014 Budget to Congress April 10"
906:
Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985
336:
Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985
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On December 10, 2013, pursuant to the provisions of the
2952:"Senate moving through 400 amendments on way to budget"
2735:"House GOP whip apologizes to Bachmann for missed vote"
2486:"Fiscal Year 2016 Budget Historical Tables (Table 1.1)"
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Initial continuing resolution and government shutdown
248:. Final funding for the government was enacted as an
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Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010
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Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010
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1493:, passed. On October 17, with the passage of the
1335:Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund
692:. It passed the House on March 21, 2013, 221-207.
3152:"Conservatives: Ryan not tarnished by 'bad' deal"
3098:Eric Wasson; Russell Berman (December 11, 2013).
1337:and the Federal Disability Insurance Trust Fund,
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3204:. United States Office of Management and Budget
3182:. United States Office of Management and Budget
2651:"Sen. Boxer: Ryan's budget 'destroys' Medicare"
2491:. United States Office of Management and Budget
2431:. United States Office of Management and Budget
2403:. United States Office of Management and Budget
802:) from budget cuts. Four members did not vote.
2923:Pear, Robert; Shanker, Thom (April 11, 2013).
2590:"House Passes Money Bill and Budget Blueprint"
2249:Corporation for National and Community Service
1553:was passed lasting three days. The full-year
33:Budget of the United States federal government
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2056:National Aeronautics and Space Administration
708:rate from 35% to 25%. The bill instructs the
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2346:United States Senate Committee on the Budget
995:United States Senate Committee on the Budget
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2511:"Fiscal Year 2016 Budget Historical Tables"
2341:United States House Committee on the Budget
1959:Department of Housing and Urban Development
394:United States House Committee on the Budget
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1475:Continuing Appropriations Resolution, 2014
1323:Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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910:Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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3202:"Fiscal Year 2016 Public Budget Database"
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1664: Other miscellaneous receipts (1.2%)
3302:GovTrack.us Vote Results for S.Con.Res 8
1487:series of 14 mini-continuing resolutions
217:were not reconciled as a final budget.
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1903:Department of Health and Human Services
1829:
1546:Final appropriations legislation passed
3064:Desjardins, Lisa (December 10, 2013).
2841:"Congressional Record, March 20, 2013"
1314:Government Accountability Office (GAO)
837:
690:United States House of Representatives
268:
3581:United States federal budgets by year
2709:"Final Vote Results for Roll Call 88"
1559:Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2014
254:Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2014
7:
2762:Weisman, Jonathan (March 23, 2013).
1331:Social Security Administration (SSA)
914:American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012
680:reported out the House Budget Bill (
1513:Continuing Appropriations Act, 2014
1495:Continuing Appropriations Act, 2014
1434:Lack of budget conference committee
238:Continuing Appropriations Act, 2014
234:federal government shutdown of 2013
3150:Wasson, Erik (December 11, 2013).
3066:"The budget deal in plain English"
3035:Dickerson, John (April 24, 2013).
1018:Budgetary caps in the Senate bill
813:Alternative House budget proposals
14:
3297:GovTrack.us S.Con.Res 8 main page
3124:Klein, Ezra (December 10, 2013).
2896:Calmes, Jackie (April 11, 2013).
2794:"S.Con.Res 8 - Beta.Congress.Gov"
2516:. Office of Management and Budget
1977:and Other International Programs
1319:Congressional Budget Office (CBO)
839:2014 United States federal budget
417:Budgetary caps in the House bill
340:Federal Credit Reform Act of 1990
270:2014 United States federal budget
192:2014 United States federal budget
3012:. April 17, 2013. Archived from
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902:Congressional Budget Act of 1974
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827:Congressional Progressive Caucus
806:
332:Congressional Budget Act of 1974
275:
2201:Environmental Protection Agency
1992:Department of Homeland Security
1887:Overseas Contingency Operations
1617: Deposits of earnings and
1577:2014 Actual Receipts by Source
820:Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
800:Federal Bureau of Investigation
256:, enacted on January 17, 2014.
167:Office of Management and Budget
2463:. Government Publishing Office
2375:. Government Publishing Office
2370:"Congressional Record - H1890"
2152:Social Security Administration
1943:Department of Veterans Affairs
1561:, was passed in January 2014.
1551:One last continuing resolution
1300:The Senate budget resolution (
710:House Ways and Means Committee
1:
3348:United States federal budgets
3270:opencongress.org vote results
2351:Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013
2233:Small Business Administration
2072:National Intelligence Program
1817:Other miscellaneous receipts
1529:Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013
1507:Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013
1501:Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013
1391:Obama administration proposal
1385:No Budget, No Pay Act of 2013
246:Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013
3586:113th United States Congress
2684:"House approves Ryan budget"
2336:United States budget process
2088:Department of Transportation
1444:Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL)
867:113th United States Congress
795:Republican Study Committee's
297:113th United States Congress
20:United States federal budget
3248:September 23, 2014, at the
2217:National Science Foundation
1565:Total revenues and spending
1306:Senator Patty Murray (D-WA)
985:Senator Patty Murray (D-WA)
879:Senator Patty Murray (D-WA)
228:Failure to pass an initial
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2120:Department of the Interior
2104:Department of the Treasury
1504:
1463:Related fiscal legislation
211:Budget Control Act of 2011
205:and implementation of the
203:United States fiscal cliff
17:
3596:2014 in American politics
2040:Department of Agriculture
1868:Discretionary, requested
1800:Deposits of earnings and
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843:
749:. Of those voting, every
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2865:. United States Congress
2863:"S.Con.Res 8 Amendments"
2843:. United States Congress
1859:In billions of dollars:
1671:(In billions of dollars)
1479:2013 government shutdown
1454:political correspondent
1342:corporate tax fairness.
1041:Debt Held by the Public
1002:on March 23, 2013 (
921:U.S.C. sections affected
807:(See Senate bill, below)
440:Debt Held by the Public
401:on March 21, 2013 (
351:U.S.C. sections affected
3591:2014 government budgets
3243:Thomas (thomas.loc.gov)
2184:Army Corps of Engineers
1927:Department of Education
1871:Discretionary, enacted
1440:Senate Budget Committee
1378:Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ)
1347:Senate Budget Committee
991:Committee consideration
702:Alternative Minimum Tax
390:Committee consideration
232:caused the 16-day-long
2818:. United States Senate
2168:Department of Commerce
1802:Federal Reserve System
1619:Federal Reserve System
678:House Budget Committee
437:Debt Subject to Limit
2816:"U.S.Senate Glossary"
2024:Department of Justice
1883:Department of Defense
1874:Mandatory, requested
1694:Individual income tax
1585:Individual income tax
1555:omnibus spending bill
1294:$ 18,229,414 million
1271:$ 17,600,005 million
1248:$ 16,929,319 million
1225:$ 16,297,499 million
1202:$ 15,669,625 million
1179:$ 15,081,187 million
1156:$ 14,574,683 million
1133:$ 14,081,252 million
1110:$ 13,588,003 million
1087:$ 13,059,985 million
1064:$ 12,274,763 million
885:Number of co-sponsors
791:David McKinley (R-WV)
718:Tom McClintock (R-CA)
670:$ 14,210,984 million
647:$ 14,154,363 million
624:$ 13,992,649 million
601:$ 13,836,545 million
578:$ 13,648,470 million
555:$ 13,485,102 million
532:$ 13,362,146 million
509:$ 13,225,569 million
486:$ 13,069,788 million
463:$ 12,849,621 million
434:Deficits (on-budget)
384:Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI)
315:Number of co-sponsors
309:Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI)
250:omnibus spending bill
230:continuing resolution
3076:on December 11, 2013
2008:Department of Energy
1710:Corporate income tax
1609:Corporate income tax
1483:Pay Our Military Act
1291:$ 24,364,925 million
1268:$ 23,634,787 million
1245:$ 22,863,179 million
1222:$ 22,094,877 million
1199:$ 21,312,959 million
1176:$ 20,558,744 million
1153:$ 19,871,057 million
1130:$ 19,222,298 million
1107:$ 18,626,857 million
1084:$ 18,008,333 million
1061:$ 17,113,638 million
763:Rick Crawford (R-AR)
734:Barbara Boxer (D-CA)
667:$ 20,319,503 million
644:$ 20,162,755 million
621:$ 19,900,718 million
598:$ 19,608,732 million
575:$ 19,267,212 million
552:$ 18,938,669 million
529:$ 18,635,129 million
506:$ 18,343,824 million
483:$ 18,086,450 million
460:$ 17,776,278 million
3312:WashingtonWatch.com
3275:WashingtonWatch.com
3010:vanhollen.house.gov
2979:Kasperowicz, Pete.
2950:Kasperowicz, Pete.
2733:Kasperowicz, Pete.
2682:Kasperowicz, Pete.
2588:Weisman, Jonathan.
2136:Department of Labor
1975:Department of State
1877:Mandatory, enacted
1339:U.S. Postal Service
1285:$ 4,451,446 million
1282:$ 4,492,138 million
1279:$ 3,991,775 million
1262:$ 4,323,224 million
1259:$ 4,350,282 million
1256:$ 3,800,500 million
1239:$ 4,103,496 million
1236:$ 4,136,110 million
1233:$ 3,592,212 million
1216:$ 3,926,818 million
1213:$ 3,973,331 million
1210:$ 3,400,144 million
1193:$ 3,749,797 million
1190:$ 3,779,446 million
1187:$ 3,245,117 million
1170:$ 3,542,197 million
1167:$ 3,568,528 million
1164:$ 3,111,061 million
1147:$ 3,382,809 million
1144:$ 3,386,445 million
1141:$ 2,973,673 million
1124:$ 3,240,376 million
1121:$ 3,211,506 million
1118:$ 2,833,891 million
1101:$ 3,082,375 million
1098:$ 3,046,506 million
1095:$ 2,646,592 million
1078:$ 2,997,884 million
1075:$ 2,963,749 million
1072:$ 2,290,932 million
1055:$ 2,956,295 million
1052:$ 3,054,195 million
1049:$ 2,038,311 million
968:Legislative history
840:
783:Walter Jones (R-NC)
775:Phil Gingrey (R-GA)
771:Chris Gibson (R-NY)
767:Randy Forbes (R-VA)
755:Justin Amash (R-MI)
661:$ 3,722,071 million
658:$ 3,768,151 million
655:$ 3,832,145 million
638:$ 3,667,532 million
635:$ 3,681,407 million
632:$ 3,650,699 million
615:$ 3,495,489 million
612:$ 3,540,165 million
609:$ 3,457,009 million
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1358:Republicans
940:§ 1105
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696:reform the
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120:(requested)
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3046:October 1,
3020:October 1,
2935:October 3,
2908:October 3,
2520:October 8,
2495:October 8,
2467:October 8,
2357:References
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1885:including
1785:gift taxes
1746:Excise tax
1728:and other
1682:Requested
1656:gift taxes
1629:Excise tax
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853:Long title
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376:Introduced
284:Long title
265:House bill
3208:March 14,
3186:March 14,
2990:March 22,
2961:March 22,
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2847:March 27,
2822:March 27,
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2744:March 22,
2718:March 24,
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2634:March 23,
2599:March 23,
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2407:March 14,
2379:March 20,
1517:Paul Ryan
1354:Democrats
1035:Deficits
1026:Revenues
956:39 U.S.C.
936:31 U.S.C.
425:Revenues
356:31 U.S.C.
38:Submitted
3246:Archived
3156:The Hill
3104:The Hill
2985:The Hill
2956:The Hill
2739:The Hill
2688:The Hill
2655:The Hill
2564:April 9,
2330:See also
1911:Medicaid
1907:Medicare
1685:Enacted
1570:Receipts
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1032:Outlays
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946:2 U.S.C.
926:2 U.S.C.
751:Democrat
730:Medicare
431:Outlays
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125:(actual)
102:(actual)
97:(actual)
81:(actual)
76:(actual)
1865:Agency
1762:Customs
1688:Actual
1679:Source
1639:Customs
1611:(10.6%)
1601:(33.9%)
1597:/other
1587:(46.2%)
1004:Vote 92
688:to the
174:‹
163:Website
109:Deficit
27: (
2559:Forbes
1891:526.6
1781:Estate
1765:duties
1740:1,023
1737:1,020
1734:1,031
1704:1,395
1701:1,386
1698:1,383
1662:
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2313:1,235
2308:Total
2296:19.4
2140:12.1
2124:11.7
2108:12.9
2092:16.3
2076:48.2
2060:17.7
2044:21.5
2028:16.3
2012:28.4
1996:39.0
1980:48.1
1963:33.1
1947:63.5
1931:71.2
1915:78.3
1847:3,021
1842:3,002
1837:3,034
1832:Total
1452:Slate
1276:2023
1253:2022
1230:2021
1207:2020
1184:2019
1161:2018
1138:2017
1115:2016
1092:2015
1069:2014
1046:2013
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537:2018
514:2017
491:2016
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3555:2024
3550:2023
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3540:2021
3535:2020
3519:2019
3514:2018
3509:2017
3504:2016
3499:2015
3494:2014
3489:2013
3484:2012
3479:2011
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3387:1997
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2469:2015
2437:2015
2409:2015
2381:2015
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2205:8.2
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