More and more of what the House sets in motion is starting to look to mainstream voters like a right-wing caricature. The subject, of course, is federal spending. The question is not whether Congress will reduce discretionary spending for next year, but how. Today, the pruners remain dominant, but they're losing ground. First, the uprooters won a battle to kill the National Endowment for the Arts within two years.
None deals with the substance.
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