Bush's $2.8T Budget Proposal Cuts Domestic Programs
President Bush today proposed a $2.8 trillion budget for fiscal 2007 that would cut billions of dollars from domestic programs ranging from Medicare and food stamps to local law enforcement and disease control, while extending most of his tax cuts beyond their 2010 expiration date.
Under the plan, a budget deficit -- expected to reach $423 billion this year -- would fall to $183 billion by 2010, more than meeting his goal to cut the deficit in half by 2009. But it would rise again to $205 billion in 2011, reflecting the cost of the extensions in the president's tax cuts.
"We have set clear priorities that meet the most pressing needs of the American people while addressing the long-term challenges that lie ahead," Bush said FU!
They are not in the best interest of the people of america you idiot.
Watch crime take off, and the poeple will revolt against you.
Curious George and Richard Cranuim (cheney) have only foreign "investments" as their priorities.
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