The term was also popularized through other internet slang phrases like âCool Story, Broâ and âCome At Me, Broâ in the late 2000s. Usage as a Prefix As internet slang, âbroâ is commonly used as a prefix (Bro-) placed before other words to describe an activity between two close male friends.
Members of Congress and President Obama will get paid during a government shutdown. And their pay will arrive right on time. That's not the case for other federal workers.
Kerry asked skeptically on Tuesday, âIs the Congress of the United States ready to pay for 30 days of 30,000 air strikes to take out (Bashar Assadâs regime)?â Kerry implied: No, Congress wouldnât be willing to pay for such a large operation.