claim: president barack obama’s fiscal year 2013 budget proposal "couldn't get support from either party in the house or the senate."
author: kelly ayotte
evidence_1: political fights over this and other issues between the house on one side and  president barack obama and the senate on the other led to a budget impasse ...
evidence_2: president barack obama's fiscal year 2013 budget proposal "couldn't get  support from either party in the house or the senate." — politifact new  hampshire on ...
evidence_3: history of bipartisanship on bipartisan policy center | discover the ... a  compromise: a proportional house of representatives and a senate with ... a  civil rights bill proposed by congressional democrats and supported by the .....  the bipartisan budget act of 2013 set overall discretionary spending for the 2013  fiscal year at ...
evidence_4: jan 20, 2018 ... citizen donald trump criticized president barack obama during the 2013  government shutdown for failing to "get everyone in a room" to "make a deal. ...  neither legislation appropriating funds for fiscal year 2014 nor a continuing ... to  extend it, democrats in the house and senate have been clamoring for a ...
evidence_5: sep 30, 2013 ... supported by ... president obama urged house republicans to pass a funding  measure, ... senate and white house late monday failed to break a bitter budget  standoff ... “we will not go to conference with a gun to our heads,” he said, ... to  201, of a new plan to tie further government spending to a one-year ...