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Just Two Cents In Fiscal Year 2013, The Cuts That Result From Sequestration – $85 Billion – Would Equate To A 2.3 Percent Cut To
Just Two Cents In Fiscal Year 2013, The Cuts That Result From Sequestration – $85 Billion – Would Equate To A 2.3 Percent Cut To
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According to a CNSNews report, from 2008 to 2012, federal spending per person increased by $822.90! Meanwhile, President Obama and his liberal allies want us
According to a CNSNews report, from 2008 to 2012, federal spending per person increased by $822.90! Meanwhile, President Obama and his liberal allies want us
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WASHINGTON – On a late Friday afternoon, the Office of Management and Budget released its Fiscal Year 2013 Midsession Budget Review. The report projects that
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By Bankrupting America The House and the Senate were in session last week. The Senate attempted to move forward on two significant pieces of legislation.
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As the House and Senate debate the President’s budget, let’s take a step back from the rhetoric and look at the facts. For the government’s
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Chairman Camp Announces Hearing on the President’s Fiscal Year 2013 Budget Proposal with U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius Feb 28,
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Americans Have Little Confidence President’s Budget Will Accomplish Either Arlington, VA – Today the Obama Administration releases its fiscal year 2013 budget, a new poll
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President’s budget reveals broken promises, failed leadership and a diminished future WASHINGTON – Earlier today, President Obama introduced his Fiscal Year 2013 budget request, calling
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Three Years After Promising To Cut It In Half, President Obama’s 2012 Deficit Estimate Has More Than Doubled Obama Budget Sets $1.33 Trillion
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Taxpayers may not like the price tag or the result of the latest “do good” ballot measure we will be voting on in 2012.
