There is a growing concern that the President will not seriously negotiate with Congress on a compromise to sequestration until after it takes place on March 1st.

It is not a perfect solution, but it is better than doing nothing.

the resources they need to defend the Nation arbitrarily.

When you furlough civilian employees in military hospitals and clinics, it seems to me that healthcare for wounded warriors will suffer.

How will sequestration affect the Marine Corps' ability to respond to crises in North Africa?

Readiness equals risk equals lives.

SOCOM will be especially hard hit by the impacts of sequestration and a year-long CR.

This is something that is not acceptable. This is what government is supposed to be doing.

Fiscal uncertainty undermines U.S. credibility and complicates effective, efficient military strategic planning.

Our sailors, civilians, and their families are experiencing increased anxiety as a result of this fiscal uncertainty.

If the United States does not go forward with the modernization of its triad, isn't this tantamount to unilateral disarmament?

I understand that because of the indiscriminant way that sequestration will be applied... the hidden costs of sequestration may actually nullify any savings anticipated to be gained through a sequester on DOD?