On the recordMarch 4, 2013
There were 50 votes to pass the Senate budget that did pass on March 23 that would have dramatically changed the sequester and made the cuts targeted rather than across-the-board.
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congress.govThere were 50 votes to pass the Senate budget that did pass on March 23 that would have dramatically changed the sequester and made the cuts targeted rather than across-the-board.
Kaine highlights a Senate budget that aimed to reform sequester cuts.
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