On the recordMarch 2, 2016
The nondefense discretionary cap is going to be $3 billion lower than it is this year, so we are going to get a double whammy off this thing, if you know what I mean.
Source
congress.govThe nondefense discretionary cap is going to be $3 billion lower than it is this year, so we are going to get a double whammy off this thing, if you know what I mean.
Senator Tester discusses budget cuts affecting nondefense discretionary spending.
Share
More from Jon Tester
I think it'd be a mistake, a -- really a mistake for national security and for food security.
This is -- what's gone on the last two weeks or so, 10 days, has been nothing short of craziness.
This has been a phenomenon that we haven't had recently, where we've had other countries that have went into our airspace for the purpose of trying to gather information.
There's plenty of examples of it. The Mission Act is a prime example. The fastest growing part of the V.A. budget. Why? Because we privatizing V.A. health care and its costing us more money, not less.