On the recordFebruary 26, 2014
The President's budget actually proposes in fiscal year 2015 a 0.9 percent reduction in defense, yet a 3.4 percent increase in non-defense spending.
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congress.govThe President's budget actually proposes in fiscal year 2015 a 0.9 percent reduction in defense, yet a 3.4 percent increase in non-defense spending.
Ayotte critiques the proposed budget's reduction in defense spending compared to non-defense increases.
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