The President’s Government Spending Priorities
Saturday January 14th, 2012 • Posted by Craig Eyermann at 8:48am PDT • 1 Comment
Presented here, in one chart:
President Obama's Government Spending Priorities, January 2012
References
Nakamura, David. Obama Asks Congress for Debt Limit Hike. Washington Post: Politics and Policy. 12 January 2012.
Tapper, Jake. R.I.P., Department of Commerce? President Obama Seeks to Consolidate Government Agencies. ABC News: Political Punch. 13 January 2012.
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His so-called government consolidation is nothing more than a campaign gimmick. A good incumbent doesn’t need to campaign. A good incumbent’s record speaks for itself.