Manchin dings Biden for late budget: “The president’s already over a month behind schedule”
should submit a full budget by no later than the first week of February. Using that document as a blueprint, Congress is required to pass a resolution starting the formal budget process by the beginning of April.
The passage of such a resolution allows lawmakers to officially begin work on the 13 appropriations bills that fund the federal government. By law, the appropriations bills must pass by September 30 of each year or the government will shut down. In recent years, lawmakers have ignored the deadline, opting instead to pass short-term funding measures to keep the government afloat.The West Virginia Democrat, who is vying for reelection in a deeply conservative state in 2024, said the hectic process was adding to runaway spending.
“We need to stop digging our heels in and work out our differences when it comes to dealing and with controlling our spending and lifting the debt ceiling,” said Mr.
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