New Toys For The Drug Warriors
$100 million for machines to detect ultralight aircrafts that smuggle drugs into the United States.
$100 million for machines to detect ultralight aircrafts that smuggle drugs into the United States.
You can choose between debt and spending or debt and spending
It's only a surplus if the state refuses to count the stuff it can't pay for
Because planes can't take off unless bureaucrats push
The pension-debt time bomb detonates in bankruptcy court.
Government employees rise and fall as a percentage of the workforce, but they cost ever-more
Ryan was a loyal soldier throughout the free-spending George W. Bush years, and a big government conservative under Obama.
Erskine Bowles made the comments a year ago at the University of North Carolina.
Taxpayers are on the hook for an extra $3.2 billion.
Controlling the metastasizing price tags for Medicare and Medicaid are important, and controversial, parts of his plans
It's apparently bad that he said civilians and not military leaders should determine Pentagon funding
Congress has effectively stopped work on serious legislation until after the election.
A government agency fakes an audit and conceals losses? Who would've guessed?
"Hidden" $54 million was actually a self-supporting fund for off-road recreation
13 percent believe government spending on education is at the right amount.
Mike Lee's "Cut, Cap, and Balance," would reduce spending and set it at a maximum of 18 percent of GDP
Virginia's colleges have seen soaring administrative costs, and education experts say government subsidies fueled the boom
Weak tax collections mean that Portugal will have to rework its budget to meet deficit-reduction goals
The new socialist government in France has its eye on balancing the budget by putting the screws to businesses and the wealthy
Congressional leaders say they've hashed out a deal to keep the Leviathan going for another six months
Boehner, Reid reach agreement to fund six more months of federal spending
One California city after another becomes insolvent as the state's economic crisis worsens.
As Los Angeles spends billions on light rail, transit use declines.
The disintegration of the euro, like America's entitlement bomb, is both unfathomable and inevitable.
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