
Let's examine how we got to sequestration so you can see the problem from the insiide-out. Your home has certain fixed expenses each and every month (whether you ever take the time to work up a budget or not). Families who live on a budget generally get their bills paid on time simply because those obligations, or the percentage of those obligations paid with each paycheck, are usually the first things that get paid. They may have some lean meal days during the third week of month, and their family entertainment may be TV and popcorn rather than a movie theater and dinner out at a favorite local restaurant once a week, or twice a month. That's what living on a budget does. It makes you live within your means. Responsible people don't spend money they don't have. Nor do responsible governments.
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