If you look at it mathematically--and I think in is a best-case scenario, sequestration would require us to find cuts of at least another $134 billion.
Jerry Moran: “If you look at it mathematically--and I think in is a best-case scenario, sequestration would require us to find cuts of…”
On the recordMarch 6, 2012
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Moran discusses the financial implications of sequestration on military funding.
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