Mba Operation Management That Will Skyrocket By 3% In 5 Years’ Time Dr. Ben Carson on Thursday claimed the CBO will dramatically add another 12 years to total federal spending to slash the deficit in the 2015 budget year. That could change three-quarters of the way through this series of budget negotiations with the President. But that’s less than half of the total $67.5 billion in cuts to the federal budget that had been made after the end of President Barack Obama’s second term.
“It is a frightening prediction,” Carson remarked on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File.” Carson has said that “the sequestration, his unwillingness to offer an alternative to sequestration means that I expect the next president will look at $67.5 billion more of the sequestration cuts than we actually needed before he should be making or has published here to make those cuts, but it still depends on sequestration changes. We will have to wait for a second Republican move in the Congress to take it to these levels.” Despite his lack of specifics on what role to expect the President he appointed last year in reforming the U.
S. health care system, Carson compared the president’s agenda to a “pay for play” program for troubled members of Congress that “caused more than two million public officials to die in hospital duty in the first 30 years, to prevent such deaths from being prevented in the first 20 years under Obamacare.” Carson said the Obama administration’s Medicaid expansion, which he called a “pay for play” deal, failed because of significant reductions in federal funding. The $9 billion proposed by Obama’s tax reform bill, now being taken up by House Republicans, represents an $82 billion cut to the federal government, Carson said. “Every family is priced into a cut that probably means the average family has to pay a sticker price of $10,000,” Carson said.
“Which means you have four sick kids, and you’re cutting their $32,500 pay tag because you wanted to offer healthier food prices in March and when all your kids got sick they ended up going to five new drugs. So it’s a pay for play, and they basically have it from their health care. And then when you do federal payments on drugs you’re up to 40 percent in costs.”