How President Obama and Congress Could Avoid Sequestration
Since President Obama began his second term, just a few weeks ago, he's discussed his domestic policy priorities — particularly immigration and gun control — at length, but we've heard very little...
View ArticleOpinion: Why the Sequester 'Won't Be So Bad' for Texas
The sequester — Washington, D.C.’s worst-case scenario of automatic cuts and budgetary reductions — is upon us on March 1st. The White House wants us to know that our states will be directly harmed:...
View ArticleOne More Sign that Washington Can't Handle Money
The budget wars seem never ending in Washington D.C., with the sequester just one day away and no agreement between the White House and Republican leadership in sight. After sequestration goes into...
View ArticleToday's Takeaway | March 5, 2013
Sequestration: Is our Budget System Broken? | New Obama Appointees for E.P.A., Energy, and OMB | How 'Qualified Private Activity Bonds' Subsidize Corporate Projects | Unique American Attractions: Coral...
View ArticleSequestration: Is Our Budget System Broken?
The sequester, which brings automatic, across-the-board spending cuts, officially went into effect last Friday. Furloughs are on the horizon for federal workers in Washington and The Takeaway has...
View ArticleMarch 5, 2013
Sequestration: Is our Budget System Broken? | New Obama Appointees for E.P.A., Energy, and OMB | How 'Qualified Private Activity Bonds' Subsidize Corporate Projects | Unique American Attractions: Coral...
View ArticleDespite Sequester, Feds Award Grants to Prevent Domestic Abuse Homicides
In an era when the Violence Against Women Act has proven to be hugely divisive, and budgets are being slashed because of the sequester, the Department of Justice has awarded millions in grant money to...
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