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President's plans for tiny cut questioned.(Quick Quotes)(Budget analyst Brian Riedl's opinon of Barack Obama's policy)(Brief article)
"He enacts a $1 trillion stimulus and then calls for $100 million in cuts?" Budget analyst Brian Riedl questioned the tiny cut sought by President Obama, saying it was ...
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...specific proposals of where to increase spending, but he has been vague on where to cut spending," says budget analyst Brian Riedl of the Heritage Foundation. "He has specified increases for education, job training, Medicare, homeland security...
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- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times January 21, 2004 700+ words
...specific proposals of where to increase spending, but he has been vague on where to cut spending," said budget analyst Brian Riedl of the Heritage Foundation. "He has specified increases for education, job training, Medicare, homeland security...
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- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times February 24, 2005 700+ words
...s a strong list. This is what conservatives have been waiting for since Bush took office," said chief budget analyst Brian Riedl of the Heritage Foundation. "It's rare for a president to ask for this many program terminations." Many programs...
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...baby-boom retirements push the growth of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. The dismal assessment from analyst Brian Riedl of the conservative Heritage Foundation should get everyone's attention -- and generate pressure on lawmakers...
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...Where Bush has fallen down is in controlling non-defense spending. According to Heritage Foundation budget analyst Brian Riedl, if domestic discretionary spending had been held to its 2001 level, it would be roughly $270 billion less today...
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...congressional spending estimates are accurate, that's the good news. According to Heritage Foundation agriculture analyst Brian Riedl, government cartels will fix the prices of commodities like milk and sugar at up to three times the world price...
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...year, federal outlays are expected to reach $2.229 trillion, up 20 percent from just three years ago. Budget analyst Brian Riedl of the Heritage Foundation reports that, adjusting for inflation, last year was the first time that spending...
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...boomers near retirement. "Long-term entitlement reform is the only way to cure our budget challenges," says analyst Brian Riedl of the conservative Heritage Foundation. The CBO estimates that the rate of growth in Social Security spending...
Source: HighBeam Research, President's plans for tiny cut questioned.(Quick Quotes)(Budget...