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That bill cuts $12 billion in domestic spending, includes the full-year defense spending bill with an extra $6 billion increase and a rider prohibiting local or federal taxpayer funding of abortions in
While it would cut discretionary spending by $12 billion, the Defense portion includes $6 billion in additional spending, bringing the total cuts to the federal budget to roughly $6 billion.
However, because the Defense portion of the bill includes $6 billion in additional spending, the total cuts to the federal budget would be roughly $6 billion.
Having run two successful statewide campaigns, Kaine is so far largely sticking by the team that gave him a 6-point gubernatorial victory in 2005.
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This credit, which was worth an estimated $6 billion to companies in fiscal 2010, is highly prized by companies.
Boehner’s one-week spending bill would reduce overall spending levels by $6 billion.
“If you’re looking for cover, this budget of $4 trillion or $6 trillion of spending cuts in the next 10 years is a great place to start,” the South Carolina Republican said.
The last government shutdown, which lasted 21 days from Dec. 16, 1995, to Jan. 6, 1996, did not affect military spending because Congress had passed a separate bill funding the Department
The Wisconsin Republican’s budget would cut about $6 trillion over 10 years.
Correction: April 6, 2011 The article misquoted Legislative Director Erik Elam.
The standoff was triggered late Monday night when Boehner proposed a one-week stopgap measure that would cut a net total of $6 billion from the budget while also funding the Defense
The bill would make H.R. 1 law if the Senate fails to pass a measure “before April 6” to fund the government for the rest of the fiscal year.
She lost by 6 points to Gosar, a dentist. “It’s clear to me, now that Paul Gosar has a record, that he is toeing the party line rather than serving the district,” Kirkpatrick told the newspaper.
Senate Democrats and the White House said this week that the two sides are about $6 billion apart; House Republican leaders have largely stayed mum.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday that Senate Democrats and House Republicans are $6 billion apart on an overall spending level for the current fiscal year, but Republicans have refused to
The dinner raised $7 million in 2010 and $6 million in 2009, when the event was still a joint venture with the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Reid said the two sides are $6 billion apart in their overall spending levels, but Boehner spokesman Michael Steel denied that claim.
Budget-conscious GOP Senators are pushing to eliminate a $6 billion federal ethanol subsidy that is cherished by farm-state Republicans, exposing an intraparty schism that could muddy the party’s message
The event, scheduled for April 6, is co-chaired by former White House Social Secretary Julianna Smoot and Diana Enzi, wife of Sen. Mike Enzi (R-Wyo.), who is also expected to attend.