The Federal Budget Debacle
Fred Pontius
Abstract
Fred Pontius
Abstract
The federal budget picture is so complicated that only a few members of Congress understand it. Disputes over the federal budget and spending are an annual event. Political posturing and ideological disagreements in an election year typically result in a budget impass and the possibility of a government shutdown. This article examines the federal budget process and the forces driving it.
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The federal budget picture is so complicated that only a few members of Congress understand it. Disputes over the federal budget and spending are an annual event. Political posturing and ideological disagreements in an election year typically result in a budget impass and the possibility of a government shutdown. This article examines the federal budget process and the forces driving it.
Key concepts: Federal budget, Budget process, Shutdown, Ideology, Government (linguistics), Politics, Federal election, Political science