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The House Appropriations Committee approved its part of the Economic Stimulus package on Wednesday, January 21. The total amount approved by the Committee was $358.1 B in discretionary spending that is in its jurisdiction.

The House Democratic leadership would like to move the entire Stimulus package totaling $825 B to a floor vote by next Wednesday, January 28. Two other House committees have to approve their parts of the Bill.


It’s still uncertain when Congress will finish the work on the remaining FY 2009 Appropriations Bills which are needed to fund much of the Federal Government beyond March 6, when the current Continuing Resolution expires.  Only three FY 2009 Appropriations Bills were completed and signed into law in 2008 — Defense, Military Construction-VA and Homeland Security.  Before Congress adjourned for the year, it passed a stop-gap Continuing Resolution to fund the rest of the Federal agencies in the nine remaining Appropriations Bills.  The CR expires March 6.


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