House Overwhelmingly Approves Spending Measure That Rolls Back Sequester
Feds will keep spending more than they collect in revenue
Feds will keep spending more than they collect in revenue
Need to be cutting more not less
Would eliminate budget sequester
Trying to reverse the meager attempt to slow the rate of growth of federal spending
Increasing the chance a stopgap spending bill will be needed to keep government going after January 15
Federal government took in 80 cents for each dollar spent over the year
"I'm required to cut 3,500 positions, to cut my operations to the bone, to do things like ration gas money and to stare at the prospect of sending my folks home for an extended period"
Approval of Republicans has been dropping
Government's only funded through January 15 under the measure passed in the Senate
Raises the debt limit to cover spending projected through February 7
Doesn't want to tie it to budget negotiations
Why would anybody believe any of Clapper's claims anymore?
Give patients control of their health care dollars
Is that an argument in favor?
Pentagon and National Parks Service provide details
Raising money on the prospects of a government shutdown
Government will shutdown on Oct. 1 if Congress does not pass a spending bill
Budget squabble continues
Made comment at Ford plant in Missouri
They're still there, festering
Opponents of the sequester say budget cuts are ruining America and that austerity kills. Reason offers a look at what the feds have been up to since the cuts kicked in.
Maybe there's something to those bumper stickers about the military having to hold a bake sale
Sen. Ted Cruz says he will try
You mean like the Affordable Care Act?
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