Word: budgeting
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...contrast, last year, allegations of campaign finance improprieties by Fentrice D. Driskell '01 and John A. Burton '01 led to Burton's impeachment by the council early this year. Fellow candidates alleged that the pair had overspent its budget...
...grand scale, that's not so bad. A do-nothing Congress won't blow the budget surplus, leaving it for debt repayment, which would put downward pressure on interest rates and provide a backdoor tax cut. That's the gridlock benefit you hear so much about from Wall Street. But it's a mistake to think nothing will happen, especially if Bush prevails. He ran on the promise of a broad tax cut. "He has to deliver something," says political analyst Andy Laperriere at ISI Group...
Lewis' plan, which will be voted on by the Committee on College Life (CCL) this morning, has the potential to almost double the council's budget, which now totals about...
...skills most presidential candidates have learned in council are not about policy, they're not about representation or ideologies. They are about balancing a budget, talking nice to the big boys and bringing the pork to the public...
Awash in peace and prosperity, the nation has clearly benefited over the past eight years. Al did not campaign on the uncanny economic times enough. When Bill and Al moved to D.C., the Federal budget deficit was $290 billion and the unemployment rate was 7.5 percent. The Office of Management and Budget is projecting a $211 billion surplus for 2000, the largest surplus ever, and the jobless rate was a mere four percent in June 2000. The administration is responsible for the creation of 22.2 million new jobs since 1993, the most created under any single White House...