Sessions: By Refusing To Offer Budget Plan, Senate Majority Endorses Nation’s Current Dangerous Financial Direction

“The party running the Senate has neither written nor offered a budget plan for our nation’s financial future… The budget votes expected this week will once again bring into crystal focus that the party running the Senate is refusing to meet its financial obligations… Through its continued unwillingness to advance a sound plan for the future, the Senate majority is endorsing the unsustainable course we are on now.”

Sessions: Exactly Three Years Since Senate Majority Last Adopted A Budget

WASHINGTON—U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), Ranking Member of the Senate Budget Committee, issued the following statement today about April 29th, the three-year anniversary of the last time the Democrat-led Senate passed a budget resolution: “This Sunday marks exactly three years since the last time the Senate’s Democrat majority adopted a budget. For three years, in the […]

Sessions Comments On Senate Waiving Budget Rules To Increase Debt

“A vote to waive the point of order was a vote to waive the debt deal agreement… yet every Democrat Senator voted to break the budget. Today’s vote is more evidence that their Senate majority—which, as of this Sunday, will have refused to pass a budget since exactly three years ago—is determined to avoid any semblance of financial accountability.”

Sessions Issues Opening Statement At Budget Committee ‘Mark-Up’

“The effective cancellation of this mark-up puts in crystal focus that the Senate’s Democrat leadership is determined to go to November without ever bringing a budget to the floor… If Republicans are honored with a Senate majority next year, we will conduct a real mark-up and we will pass an honest budget.”