McKeon Predicts Battle Over Potential U.S. Defense Cuts -- Defense News
The likely next chairman of the U.S. House Armed Services Committee expects a "battle" next year between lawmakers who want to further swell the Pentagon's $700 billion annual budget and those advocating cuts.
Rep. Howard "Buck" McKeon, R-Calif., told a Nov. 15 forum in Washington that he is worried the Obama administration will renege on its promise to allow Defense Secretary Robert Gates to keep funds he saves by ridding unnecessary costs from the military budget and shift those funds to hardware programs.
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More News On The Looming Defense Budget Battles
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McKeon: Defense budgets must go up, not down -- The Cable/Foreign Policy
Likely chief of Armed Services panel opposed to defense budget cuts -- CNN
Rep. McKeon: Defense authorization bill unlikely to pass in lame-duck session -- The Hill
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McKeon: Defense cuts unacceptable -- Navy Times
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McKeon wants defense budget free of 'social agenda' items -- CNN
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Who's in, who's out among House Democrats -- Stars And Stripes
On The Hill, Democrats Losing Top Voices On Defense -- NPR
The GOP Won't Cut Spending, and That's a Good Thing -- Michael Cohen, Aol News/opinion
The Future of Bloated Defense -- Lewis McCrary, American Conservative
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