PAYGO Is Just a Condiment, Not the Main Ingredient
Roll Call Contributing Writer
The federal budget world has gone a little crazy the past few weeks over the presidents new pay-as-you-go proposal. Some immediately embraced it, as a person who hasnt eaten in several days and is offered a bacon cheeseburger and fries might do. Others immediately and loudly decried it much like you might expect from a well-fed vegetarian being served that same cheeseburger with bacon. And, like an executive chef at a fine-dining restaurant who differs on the type of oil used to make the fries that go with the burger, still others had problems with some of the components of the administrations PAYGO proposal.
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