Details of President Obama’s fiscal year 2015 budget
President Barack Obama will send Congress his fiscal 2015 budget request on Tuesday, and lawmakers will promptly ignore it.
But the annual ritual will highlight his policy priorities for the coming year and serve as a Democratic Party manifesto as Democrats seek to draw a contrast with Republicans ahead of congressional elections in November. The budget plan will cover less than a third of the approximately $3.5 trillion the government is likely to spend next year…Read More
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