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Defense companies need clear demand signal from Congress to improve production capacity, industry reps say - Vimarsana News

Defense companies need clear demand signal from Congress to improve production capacity, industry reps say

Years of continuing resolutions and defense budgets that are passed months after their due date hamper the industry’s capacity to build up the military’s arsenals quickly, according to representatives from aerospace, ship and defense companies.

A Better Way Forward on the FY 2017 Continuing Resolution - Vimarsana News

A Better Way Forward on the FY 2017 Continuing Resolution

Congress should finish its work by passing all annual appropriations measures before adjourning for the November 2016 presidential and congressional elections.

Too little too late on the debt ceiling | Mike Rosen - Vimarsana News

Too little too late on the debt ceiling | Mike Rosen

When U.S. Treasury securities come due, the principal is repaid to holders. To do that, Treasury sells new securities of equal or greater value, rolling over the debt. As the

Republicans, Be Careful What You Ask For - Vimarsana News

Republicans, Be Careful What You Ask For

 

Christmas in October: Why Reagan Should Veto the ContinuingResolution - Vimarsana News

Christmas in October: Why Reagan Should Veto the ContinuingResolution

(Archived document, may contain errors) j I 538 September 30, 1986 CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER WHY REAGAN SHOULD VETO THE CONTINU1,NG RESOLUTION INTRODUCTION In his weekly radio address last Saturday, Ronald Reagan roundly attacked Congress's last minute spending bill, de signed to keep the government operating past the beginning of the new fiscal year starting October 1st; Denouncing the Continuing Resolution as a Christmas tree hung with pet projects,'I Reagan has threatened to close down the government with a veto unles s the bill is changed substantially.