President Obama is advancing a defense budget plan that will result in a $150 billion shortfall over the next half a decade, unless Congress amends it substantially, a military analyst argues. Michael O'Hanlon, senior fellow with the Brookings Institution think tank in Washington, D.C., presented his argument in The Washington Post, in an op ed piece. Just to execute programs already in place, without any radical new expansion of programs, would take far more funding than the Obama budget envisions,…
Budget Cuts Are A Cause For Concern, Creating $150 Billion Shortfall Over Next Five Years, Analyst Argues
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