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A Document with All House Budget Amendments Searchable by Keyword
April 05, 2017 | By: Jim Henson, Joshua Blank

This pdf document combines all of the amendments to the House budget bill scheduled for debate on Thursday April 6, converted so that you it's searchable by keywords.  The document is a large pdf posted to Google drive, so you can simply download it if you so desire.  (You could save it to iBooks if you have an iPhone..) These are the amendments without numbers, and you can't search by member given that most have the members names handwritten on the document.  But if you're trying to figure out who's done what, it's a start.  We'll try to produce new versions of the document after they are numbered if it seems useful.

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