On the recordMarch 7, 2012
The idea that the administration would ask for nothing and use as an explanation that we really need more money than Congress has appropriated to date is self-defeating.
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congress.govThe idea that the administration would ask for nothing and use as an explanation that we really need more money than Congress has appropriated to date is self-defeating.
Roberts critiques the administration's rationale for not requesting budget funds.
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