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House and Obama Administration Negotiate Omnibus Spending Bill in 2014

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What happened

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In 2014, the House negotiated with the Obama Administration regarding a $1.1 trillion omnibus spending bill. The bill passed the procedural vote 219-206. Representative Marlin Stutzman accused House Republican leaders of backing out of a deal to replace the bill with a short-term continuing resolution after it passed the procedural hurdle.

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Why it matters

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The failure to pass the omnibus bill directly impacted the administration's ability to implement policy goals, including ObamaCare and amnesty. The legislative funding fight also created uncertainty regarding the operational funding of DHS and the budget stability of Medicare.

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Who's involved

  • HouseThe legislative body that negotiated the spending bill and passed it.
  • ObamaThe administration whose policy agenda and bargaining were influenced by the House.
  • John BoehnerThe Speaker of the House who was involved in the negotiations with the administration.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • DHSSpeculative

    DHS might face uncertainty regarding its operational funding due to the omnibus spending bill failure.

  • MedicareSpeculative

    Medicare might face impacts on its budget and policy stability due to the legislative funding fight.

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