This approach, keeping sequestration in effect for fiscal year 2016, plusing up OCO spending, not good, better than nothing.
Tom Cotton: “This approach, keeping sequestration in effect for fiscal year 2016, plusing up OCO spending, not good, better than…”
On the recordMarch 18, 2015
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Senator Cotton critiques the fiscal strategy for defense spending.
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