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Post-Katrina Spending Cuts

By on 10.7.05 @ 9:59AM

The Chicago Tribune reports that in the wake of the Hurricane Katrina reconstruction pricetag, the Bush administration is pulling funding from a $20 billion Great Lakes restoration program. At first glance, this program seems to be more infrastructure and shipping spending than pork, but just about any cuts are welcome cuts these days.

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David Holman is a reporter for The American Spectator.

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