The Latest DOGE Hoax Just Dropped
A Secret Service Whistleblower Dropped a Damning Account of Joe Biden at the...
Former Hamas Hostage: Things Changed Drastically Once Trump Won the 2024 Election
Elon Musk Cooked The New York Times in the Oval Office...and Trump's Reaction...
The Collapse of the COVID Vaccine Project
Following the Backside in Front of Us
Trump’s Industrial Legacy: Steel, Sovereignty, and Strength
Trump’s Executive Order Confronts a Long History of Veteran Neglect
Sen. Paul Must Help to End Nuclear Subsidies
Democrats Truly Need NPR
Putin to Skip Peace Talks As Trump Pushes for Immediate End to War
Trump Doubles Steel Tariffs to 50%, Declares End to 'Shoddy Steel from Shanghai'
Here's What's Next for DOGE
Drunk Illegal Alien Who Killed Las Vegas Police Officer Was Three Times Over...
Democrat Rep. Gabe Vasquez Joins AOC in Renewed Push to Abolish ICE
OPINION

The Areas Affected by Sequestration Should be Cut

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.

The scheduled implementation of the sequestration spending cuts is a little more than a week away, which has Republicans, Democrats, bureaucrats, special interests, and the media warning that the apocalypse is nigh. Sequestration isn’t the ideal way to cut spending, but it would be a start. And despite all the wailing and gnashing of teeth, the areas of federal spending targeted by sequestration should be cut.

Many of these areas have been covered by Cato’s Downsizing Government website. The following is a “guide” for those who are interested in alternative points of view (and who haven’t already sought refuge in a bunker):

Downsizing discusses other agencies and programs that would be cut (and more), but those are some of the more prominent areas that are being discussed.

Advertisement

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement