the President indicated in his State of the Union address that he will impose in his budget, that will arrive Monday, a 5-year freeze on non-security domestic discretionary spending, which, by his account, comes to about $400 billion in savings over a period of time.
Van Hollen references the President's proposed budget freeze on domestic discretionary spending.
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