On the recordApril 18, 2016
if Congress continues to put its head in the sand on dealing with entitlement spending and not doing anything about it, there won't be any money for discretionary spending.
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congress.govif Congress continues to put its head in the sand on dealing with entitlement spending and not doing anything about it, there won't be any money for discretionary spending.
Salmon warns about the consequences of ignoring entitlement spending on the budget.
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