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S. 1751, The Energy and Water Development Appropriations Act, 2008 (2 comments ↓)

  • This item has been mooted by the passage of another bill on the same subject or by other events. Check 'Related Bills' below to see if other bills on this subject have been passed into law. Mooted: 12/26/2007.

An original bill making appropriations for energy and water development for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2008.

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Tom Blackmon

It appears that our elected Senators are more concerned about radio host commentaries then passing legislation bills. I would like to see our elected officals pay put on abeyance until the budget is passed. I bet that would prevent any foot dragging by our elected officals!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tom Blackmon

That is probably to harsh and cruel treatment maybe we should pay our elected officals and staff the federal minimun wage set at 40 hours per week after 30 Sept until bills are signed!

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