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With the release of the House Republican’s Fiscal Year 2013 budget resolution, budgetary issues are roaring back to the front burner. This...
In a couple of weeks we will have a chance to revisit the holidays and immerse ourselves in all things “sequestration.” The deal brokered...
One month after voting in support of a $60 billion relief package for the victims of Hurricane Sandy, some lawmakers in Bucks and Burlington...
Government fiscal reform needs to come in the form of accountability, prioritizing by need and training if long term success is to be seen,...
Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., re-introduced bipartisan legislation that would permanently ban earmark spending in Congress.
The Earmark...
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Changes in the top echelons of the U.S. government related to the beginning of the second term of...
An engineering project introduced during the Eisenhower administration may be carried out during the Obama administration, but with no more...
The financial sting from Hurricane Sandy lingers, but it is encouraging to see more businesses and policymakers embracing bold measures to...
Late last year, then-Republican Study Committee Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) said of the impending sequester, “The only thing that’s...
Congress likes to say it no longer does earmarks, the provisions that direct federal dollars to serve local interests or campaign...
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While Washington is wringing its hands about the automatic across-the-board budget cuts known as...
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