Given the significantly compressed timeline to produce the DSG as compared to the 2010 QDR, would you say that the analysis behind the DSG, and by extension the fiscal year 2013 budget request, was more rigorous or less rigorous than the analysis that went into the 2010 QDR?
Lieberman questions the rigor of the DSG analysis compared to the 2010 QDR.
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