CBO: president's proposals increase 2005 defense spending by $31B
SPENDING UP: The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has estimated that all of President Bush's budget proposals for defense would increase outlays by $31 billion in 2005, $139 billion over 2006-2010 and $336 billion over 2006-2015 compared with CBO's baseline projections. If Bush's $82 billion...
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