On the recordMarch 5, 2012
This proposal increases overall spending $200 billion, to a total of $3.8 trillion, nearly a quarter of our gross domestic product.
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congress.govBen Quayle: “This proposal increases overall spending $200 billion, to a total of $3.8 trillion, nearly a quarter of our gross…”
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Detailing the financial implications of the President's budget proposal.
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