Posted on Mar 26, 2019
With Override Vote Coming, Congress Examines Military Cuts That Will Fund Wall
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West Point would lose $252 million in infrastructure projects, including a water treatment plant, and new engineering center. With Override Vote Coming, Congress Examines Military Cuts That Will Fund Wall https://nyti.ms/2TtYjuB
With Override Vote Coming, Congress Examines Military Cuts That Will Fund Wall
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Couldn’t read the article because the NYTs isn’t worthy of being used in the outhouse or to catch bird droppings in a cage. Did they note that the funds were obligated or unobligated funds? Or how long they have been accrued? Or that they are to be formally re-approved annually, but are not. Or that these are not actually designated, but on the list of potentials? Or that there are 10s of billions in this category?
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MCPO Roger Collins
Ken Kraetzer When a Budget is passed into law, they are all approved. That doesn’t take into account their status today.
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