Volume XVI No. 39: September 30, 2011
As millions of Americans do every year, Congress should jot down some New Year\’s resolutions. But instead of waiting until January, these can be tied to the 2012 fiscal year that starts October 1st. And instead of resolving to shed a few pounds or cut back the swearing, they can resolve to get the budget in shape and stop the gridlock and waste that leads taxpayers to fill their swear jars.The resolutions should be straightforward and simple.
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