WASHINGTON – Republicans hit the president’s budget proposal on Monday, calling it a punt along the way to the deficit of the nation’s and the criticism of Obama for not including a plan to change the way the government deals with Social Security and Medicare. House and Senate Republicans said Obama’s budget, which the White House said it would cut the deficit by 1.1 trillion U.S. dollars over the next ten years would lead to greater spending and more debt for the country.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Political Checklist: President Obama’s Budget a ‘Starting Point’
Political Checklist: President Obama’s Budget a ‘Starting Point’
WASHINGTON – Republicans hit the president’s budget proposal on Monday, calling it a punt along the way to the deficit of the nation’s and the criticism of Obama for not including a plan to change the way the government deals with Social Security and Medicare. House and Senate Republicans said Obama’s budget, which the White House said it would cut the deficit by 1.1 trillion U.S. dollars over the next ten years would lead to greater spending and more debt for the country.
WASHINGTON – Republicans hit the president’s budget proposal on Monday, calling it a punt along the way to the deficit of the nation’s and the criticism of Obama for not including a plan to change the way the government deals with Social Security and Medicare. House and Senate Republicans said Obama’s budget, which the White House said it would cut the deficit by 1.1 trillion U.S. dollars over the next ten years would lead to greater spending and more debt for the country.
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