Irishmike is aware that he throws out a lot of federal approps info and at times the context of which is lost. Sometimes we just need the bottom line, like, "where we at?"
Here's the ubiquitous federal approps chart that is still the best on keeping track of the approps process http://thomas.loc.gov/home/approp/app10.html
And for those keeping score, with Friday's approval of the Energy and Water bill (see previous blog entry), the House has now completed nine bills, with Labor-HHS-Education and Transportation-HUD scheduled for consideration next week. No floor schedule has been announced for the remaining bill, Defense, which is expected to be marked up in the full Appropriations Committee soon.
The Senate has approved two FY10 appropriations bills—Legislative Branch and Homeland Security—with an additional seven bills reported from the Appropriations Committee and awaiting Senate consideration. The Committee has not acted on the Defense, Labor-HHS-Education, and Transportation-HUD bills.
Welcome to the federal affairs blog for Texas A&M. We'll try to provide timely updates regarding federal activity in relation to Texas A&M University. This includes the funding outlook for federal agencies of keen interest and policy activities that affect A&M's ability to teach, research and serve the public good.
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