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Tag Archives: defense spending

It Really Isn’t Even a Choice between Music and Missiles

BY MARTIN KICH The Wall Street Journal, of all places, has posted a video showing how little the Department of Defense can purchase if all of the federal funding for arts programs is eliminated, as President Trump has proposed. The video is illuminating and suggests a great deal not only about our national priorities but…

March 12, 2017 in Legislative Issues, Politics.

Raising the Alarm about Defense Spending—about Insufficient Defense Spending!

Yes, the new alarm from the Far Right, the ideological core of the political party that can find much additional funding for corporate agriculture but is unable to find a justification for the cost of the food-stamp and school-lunch programs, is that America is coming perilously close to being unable to defend itself. Forget about…

July 17, 2013 in Legislative Issues.

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