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What the Public Really Wants on Budget Priorities
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Ruy Teixeira,
The Century Foundation,
Center for American Progress,
11/7/2007
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Congress is in the middle of a battle over the budget for fiscal year 2008, which in fact began
on October 1, 2007.
The two sides of this debate represent quite different views about the priorities that should
be reflected in the federal budget—views that have clashed repeatedly throughout the Bush
presidency. Both sides, of course, have claimed throughout that they are merely carrying out
the public’s wishes on government spending and taxation. That’s why, in the midst of this
latest budget battle, it’s a good time to set the record straight about which side really does
align with the public’s budget priorities. In this latest What the Public Really Wants brief, Ruy Teixeira answers this question.
Download the report here.
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