Except, of course, the president doesn’t "pass" a budget. That’s Congress’ job.

In President Obama’s case, he has submitted his budget request each year he has been in office.

The job of passing a budget resolution is not the president’s. 

That responsibility falls to Congress, and even then the president doesn’t sign it. 

The president has no role in passing a budget. 

The president can cajole Congress about passing a budget and advocate for positions and funding levels, but in the end, Congress approves the budget resolution for their own purposes.

As if you're going to be interested in facts, Lela, your interest is in selling your false narrative.