– 90% chance of passing the US House

– 75% chance of passing US Senate

– 60% chance Trump will sign it (Unless his own base revolts)

Trump is likely to sign it because he has told the Democrats and illegals, who are streaming into America at higher levels than under Bush or Obama, that he is willing to trade for Dream Act Amnesty and even pursue the larger globalist agenda of immigration reform Amnesty.

Trump just signed a sneaky Amnesty bill without public knowledge or consent in the budget deal bill he signed despite being begged not to by his own base and Angel Parents on February 15, 2019!

Here is what needs to happen to stop Amnesty 2019.

We need everyone calling the GOP members of the House and Senate and Trump in the White House to oppose HR 6 Dream Act Amnesty with all our might!

And for us to have any chance of winning this Amnesty battle to save America, we need several pro-Trump pundits, shows, and publications to become more critical of President Trump's support for Amnesty for illegal aliens.

Only those who have voted for or supported Trump who are willing to tell him they WILL NOT VOTE FOR TRUMP IN 2020 IF he keeps supporting or signs Dream Act or Immigration Reform Amnesty will win this new battle.

We need you to start finding ways to contact and appeal to Trump supporters like Matt Drudge of Drudge Report, Joseph Farrah of World Net Daily, Laura Ingraham and Tucker Carlson of Fox News, radio show hosts Rush Limbaugh and Michael Savage, One American News, and every other pro-Trump broadcast to ask them to draw the line with Trump and all GOP members of Congress with these Amnesty bills.

No need to ask Sean Hannity because he has already sworn his allegiance to the globalist Amnesty immigration reform plans years ago saying he has "evolved" on the issue.

At this time, these publications are not informing their readers and listeners of this Amnesty threat within the White House.

https://www.alipac.us/f8/illegal-alien-amnesty-bill-hr-6-likely-pass-due-trump-trump-supporters-370427/

Of that $544.1 billion, almost $97 billion was spent in September 2018, the final month of the fiscal year, including $53.3 billion in the final seven days of the month. That's compared to $47 billion spent in the entire month of August. As the fiscal year came crashing to an end, bureaucrats apparently did their best to spend as much money as quickly as possible.

The Department of Defense led the pack, spending $61.2 billion in September. The Pentagon was followed not-so-closely by the Department of Health and Human Services ($5.7 billion), the Department of Veterans Affairs ($5.4 billion), and the Department of Homeland Security ($4.2 billion).

Federal agencies spent $402.2 million on food that month, with the Pentagon shelling out $2.3 million on crab and $2.3 million on lobster tail. Also, "agencies spent $2.1 million on games, toys, and wheeled goods," Open the Books notes, as well as "$412,008 on paint and artist's brushes." A whopping $490 million went to furniture, including a baffling $9,341 for a Wexford office chair. Agencies also spent $49,515 for skis and ski poles, $11,816 for a foosball table, and $258,901 on pianos.

The biggest recipients of the contracts were a trio of military companies: Lockheed Martin ($8.3 billion), Boeing ($5.3 billion), and Raytheon ($3.4 billion).

That $97 billion last September represents a 16 percent increase from the $83.7 billion federal agencies spent on contracts in September 2017. The figure was nearly $73.6 billion in 2016 and $69.6 billion in 2015.

In August, a bipartisan group of senators that included Kentucky Republican Rand Paul wrote letters to 13 federal agencies expressing their concerns about wasteful end-of-year spending. Their efforts appear to have failed.

http://reason.com/blog/2019/03/08/pentagon-spent-46-million-on-lobster-tai