Did You Get Your Money’s Worth From Congress Last Week?
Last week taxpayers spent roughly $100 million on Congress. Did you get your money’s worth?
Did You Get Your Money’s Worth From Congress Last Week?
Last week taxpayers spent roughly $100 million on Congress. Did you get your money’s worth?
B.A. Spending Daily
A roundup of this morning’s must-read budget and economic stories.
Top 3: Last Week’s Most Popular Posts
Take a look at last week’s most popular posts.
Did You Get Your Money’s Worth From Congress Last Week?
Last week taxpayers spent roughly $100 million on Congress. Did you get your money’s worth?
Stalemate On Payroll Tax Cut Extension
On February 29th, the two month payroll tax cut extension, passed last December, will expire. What happens next?
Let’s Take Another Look At The Line Item Veto
In 1996, President Bill Clinton successfully used 44 different line item vetoes to save the American public $2 billion dollars. Then in 1998, the Supreme Court ruled the Line Item Veto Act unconstitutional by a vote of 6 to 3.
Abuse of Budgets Past
Earmark’s are a dirty word on Capitol Hill today, but they were a favorite tool of lawmakers not so long ago.
B.A. SPENDING DAILY
A roundup of this morning’s must-read budget and economic stories.
DID YOU GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH FROM CONGRESS LAST WEEK?
Last week taxpayers spent roughly $100 million on Congress.
