On the recordMarch 21, 2013
Well, I wouldn't misconstrue it. So it does eliminate the sequester. So then the next question would be, did you score the allowed increase in spending of $1.2 trillion in your budget as increased spending?
Well, I wouldn't misconstrue it. So it does eliminate the sequester. So then the next question would be, did you score the allowed increase in spending of $1.2 trillion in your budget as increased spending?
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