Today is the 1,350th day since the Harry Reid's Senate passed a budget

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Via The Examiner:

Tuesday marks the 1,350th day since the Senate
passed a budget. The law requires Congress to pass a budget every year,
on the grounds that Americans deserve to know how the government plans
to spend the trillions of taxpayer dollars it collects, along with
dollars it borrows at the taxpayers’ expense. But Majority Leader Harry
Reid, who last allowed a budget through the Senate in April 2009, has
ignored the law since then.

There’s no mystery why. The budget passed
by large Democratic majorities in the first months of the Obama
administration had hugely elevated levels of spending in it. By not
passing a new spending plan since, Reid has in effect made those levels
the new budgetary baseline. Congress has kept the government going with
continuing resolutions based on the last budget signed into law.

While Reid has forbidden action, the House has
passed budgets as required. Senate Democrats have been highly critical
of those budgets, designed by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan.
But under Reid’s leadership, Democrats have steadfastly refused to come
up with a plan of their own.