Eddie Priest
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- Feb 17, 2015
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The Wall Street Journal reported on March 10 that for now the Congress will likely stick to sequestration "spending curbs enacted four years ago, even though many GOP lawmakers believe the limits are harming the nation’s military readiness."
"But the choice to abide by the spending limits in the base budget highlights the importance of shrinking federal spending as a core Republican value in the document meant to enshrine the party’s top priorities. And it reflects a GOP calculation that a focus on slashing spending will help secure the support of the party’s right flank, whose recent defections have derailed other high-profile bills
Organizing Notes Militarization of America - We ve Become a Failed State
it was always on the first place for the government but to my mind nowadays they are breaking the line.
"But the choice to abide by the spending limits in the base budget highlights the importance of shrinking federal spending as a core Republican value in the document meant to enshrine the party’s top priorities. And it reflects a GOP calculation that a focus on slashing spending will help secure the support of the party’s right flank, whose recent defections have derailed other high-profile bills
Organizing Notes Militarization of America - We ve Become a Failed State
it was always on the first place for the government but to my mind nowadays they are breaking the line.
