From the Cato Institute, you can see their ideas here. The NY Times has some trade-offs here (though admittedly their options on cutting spending are limited).
Congressman Barney Frank (D-Mass) predicts that because of budget cuts serving on the Appropriations Committee in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives will be a "great pain in the ass."
Congressman Barney Frank (D-Mass) predicts that because of budget cuts serving on the Appropriations Committee in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives will be a "great pain in the ass."
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