The President's 2005 Budget: A Summary
While the President's budget would eliminate some unnecessaryprograms, it is no sweeping reassessment of federal spending.
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Solutions for America: Reining in Runaway Spending and Deficits
The Obama Administration has used the recession as an excuse for a historic and permanent expansion of government and deficits. Only during the height of World War II has Washington matched current levels of spending (25% of GDP) and deficits (10% of GDP). Even after the recession, runaway spending is expected to keep annual budget deficits over $1 trillion, which could result in sharply higher interest rates, painful tax increases, and even a Greece-like economic crisis. Beyond our own economic consequences, dumping this staggering debt on future generations would be absolutely immoral.
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The National Competitiveness Act (S.4): A High-Tech Boondoggle
(Archived document, may contain errors) 183 July 21, 1993 THE NATIONAL COMPETITBVENESS ACT (S. 4): A EftGH-TECH BOONDOGGLE
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President's Budget A Solid Step To Rein in Spending
President Bush's fiscal year 2006 budget proposal is a strong step towards getting the budget back under control.
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Regaining Fiscal Sanity
Every American family can relate -- things seem to be going well financially when disaster strikes. Maybe one of the children needs braces. Maybe the car has broken down.
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