America's last? First Senate bill of 2019 aims to protect Israel from boycott, report reveals

With the start of the 2019 legislative session, one might hope the US Senate would prioritize ending the two-week government shutdown. Instead, the Senate’s first bill of the year reportedly aims to protect Israel from boycotts.

According to The Intercept, the first piece of legislation to be rolled out by the 2019 GOP-controlled Senate will give the US government the authority to cut ties with companies that choose to boycott Israel. The not-very-America-first decree is part of a series of foreign policy-related measures which will make up S.1 – the designation given to the symbolically important first bill of the session.

The boycott-banning legislation has apparently taken precedence over the ongoing government shutdown – already the third-longest on record, shuttering nine departments and leaving hundreds of thousands of government workers without paychecks.

https://www.rt.com/usa/448190-us-senate-israel-boycott-law/

Is this for real US Anons?

>>4626237

Good point. Yes, it can be another 4D chess move.

Homelessness declines across america but is on the rise in california

https://www.cbsnews.com/video/homelessness-declines-across-america-but-is-on-the-rise-in-california/

Serious question for US Anons:

When people from California, who are unhappy with situation there → high living costs, homeless people, drugs, etc etc → when they move to Arizona, Nevada, Texas, Idaho, etc…

ARE THEY VORING FOR REPUBLICANS OR DEMOCTARS IN THEIR NEW HOMES?

>>4626371

Well i hope that the ones who decide to move, are ones who are looking for better life.

And are at least little awake, and know who is responsible for their situation.

But, maybe i am wrong.

When House pass bill for foreign help, does they need approve also from Senate?