81. War On Drugs Clock The us federal government spent over $19 billion dollars in 2003 on the War on Drugs, The budget has since been increased by over a billion dollars. http://www.drugsense.org/wodclock.htm

Drug War Clock It is Mon Sep 19 2005 Money Spent on the War On Drugs this Year Federal State Total The U.S. federal government spent over $19 billion dollars in 2003 on the War on Drugs, at a rate of about $600 per second. The budget has since been increased by over a billion dollars. Source: Office of National Drug Control Policy State and local governments spent at least another 30 billion. Source: National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University: " Shoveling Up: The Impact of Substance Abuse on State Budgets ," January, 2001. People Arrested for Drug Law Offenses this Year Arrests for drug law violations in 2005 are expected to exceed the 1,678,192 arrests of 2003. Someone is arrested every 20 seconds. Source: Uniform Crime Reports, Federal Bureau of Investigation People Arrested for Cannabis Law Offenses this Year In 2002, 45.3 percent of the 1,538,813 total arrests for drug abuse violations were for marijuana a total of 697,082. Of those, 613,986 people were arrested for marijuana possession alone. This is a slight decrease from 2000, when a total of 734,497 Americans were arrested for marijuana offenses, of which 646,042 were for possession alone. Source: Uniform Crime Reports, Federal Bureau of Investigation

82. Home - National Priorities Project Offers citizen and community groups tools and resources to shape federal budget and policy priorities which promote social and economic justice. Includes databases, charts, opportunities for action and a newsletter. http://www.nationalpriorities.org/

Monday, 19 September 2005 about contact support Main Menu Home Publications NPP Database National Security ... Local Partners Donate now online Showing how federal tax and spending policies impact your community. New national security Monday, 15 August 2005 The National Security section of the website offers maps, graphs and other tools describing how and where our foreign policy dollars are spent in the world. Better Security for Less Money Tuesday, 12 July 2005 Find out about an alternative plan to increase our national security, save money and free up dollars for domestic needs. State and city breakdowns are available. Local Costs of the Iraq War Thursday, 26 May 2005 Find out how much the Iraq War is costing taxpayers in your town, city or county. State and national information is also included. Where Do Your Tax Dollars Go? Wednesday, 30 March 2005 This publication shows how the average household's tax dollars are spent for every state and 193 cities, towns and counties. The President's Budget: Impact on the States Thursday, 10 February 2005

83. Please Go To Http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/fy2006/ MB) PDF Information provides data on budget receipts, outlays, surpluses or deficits, federal debt, and federal employment over an extended time period, http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/

84. Federal Budget Process Compilation of links related to the federal budget from About.com. http://usgovinfo.about.com/newsissues/usgovinfo/msubbudget.htm

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85. Welcome To OMB The 2006 budget will help America continue to meet these goals through progrowth policies while enforcing spending restraint across the federal Government. http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/

@import url(/css/omb.css); White House Website Economic Opportunity Fiscal Outlook Protecting America ... Effective Government Search: About OMB Director Joshua Bolten Dep. Director Joel Kaplan Dep. Director Clay Johnson ... Contact Us President's FY06 Budget Budget Supplementals, Budget Amendments, and Releases Management President's Management Agenda Program Performance/PART E-gov Fed. Financial Management ... Fed. Procurement Policy Regulatory Affairs Regulatory Matters OIRA Administrator Paperwork Requirements Legislative Information Statements of Admin. Policy Testimony Reports to Congress Agency Information Circulars Memoranda Bulletins Privacy Guidance ... Reports MEETING THE PRIORITIES OF THE NATION WHILE ACHIEVING SPENDING RESTRAINT The President has acted to restore economic growth, win the War on Terror, protect the homeland, improve our schools, rally the armies of compassion, and promote ownership. The 2006 Budget will help America continue to meet these goals through pro-growth policies while enforcing spending restraint across the Federal Government. Budget Overview Funding Priorities, restraining other spending...

86. Grandfather Federal Government Debt Report By MWHodges Information on the National Debt, including who the money is owed to, how much worse it is than ever before, how the budget surplus is fake, and how the debt is still growing. http://home.att.net/~mwhodges/debt.htm

Grandfather Economic Report series Summary Feedback What's New Eye-opener ... Must See Federal Government Debt Report - summary page - (updated December 2004) by Michael Hodges email - a chapter of the Grandfather Economic Reports Federal Government Debt ending fiscal year 2004 was $7.4 trillion and climbing; by the end of calendar year 2004 it reached $7.6 trillion. That's about $600 Billion higher than last year. In the 1990s $2.8 trillion of new debt was created; more than created in the nation's entire history prior to 1990 In the 4 years 1997-2001 total federal debt increased $438 billion, a period when politicians bragged about a $557 billion surplus. That's a $1 Trillion creditability gap (Some might suggest Enron and others learned reporting gimmickry from government practices) An additional $1.6 trillion of debt was added in 2002-2004 - dramatic pictures below tell the story - I am very concerned about the debt being passed to our younger generation. Who isn't? The Grandfather Economic Report (http://mwhodges.home.att.net/) is a series of picture reports showing threats to the economic future of families and their children, compared to prior generations. You are now at the chapter on Federal Government Debt trends. Welcome. We hope your visit will find useful information to help you and your loved ones. This report is about the increased dependence of federal government debt , impacting families and the young, presented in an easy-to-understand format with 9 pictures.

87. Center On Budget And Policy Priorities Liberal policy organization specializing in federal budget issues from a lowincome perspective. http://www.cbpp.org/

cddcodebase = "code/";cddcodebase840709 = "code/"; As Congress and the Administration consider ways to address the needs of the survivors and the economy, it is crucial that they step back, reconsider current policies, and determine what would best serve the nation. Katrina Relief and Federal Spending and Deficits Policy Points: Shared Sacrifice, Stronger Leadership Needed in Aftermath of Katrina Read all Katrina-related analyses Projected deficits are too large and the reconciliation process this year will not reduce them. To the contrary, if the reconciliation bills envisioned by this year’s Congressional budget resolution are enacted, deficits will be increased by more than $35 billion over the next five years. Reconciliation Bills Would Increase the Deficit and Favor the Well-Off Putting the Social Security Debate in Context The 2006 Federal Budget TABOR Limits and State Budgets ... Links to State Fiscal Projects Conf Calls: Would a National Economic Stimulus Package Be a Wise Response to Hurricane Katrina? All Reports by Date Earned Income Credit Federal Budget ... View all of the Center's reports from 2005 Center on Budget and Policy Priorities 820 1st Street, NE, #510

88. Budget Of The United States Government: Browse Fiscal Year 2001 A Citizen s Guide to the federal budget Appendix. Supporting Documents. federal Credit Supplement. 0.4 MB. PDF. budget Information for States http://www.gpoaccess.gov/usbudget/fy01/browse.html

Resources by Topic Education Environment Social Programs Transportation Site Search: advanced Budget Main Page FY01 Budget Simple Search ... Browse Browse FY01 Search Tips About the Budget Economic Indicators Economic Report of the President ... Fiscal Year 2001 Budget of the United States Government: Browse Fiscal Year 2001 Documents are available in PDF format. You will need Adobe Reader installed on your computer to view PDF files. FY01 Budget Budget Document Citizen's Guide Appendix Supporting Documents ... Spreadsheets Title Size File Format Budget Documents The Budget Message of the President 1.8 MB PDF Analytical Perspectives 3.6 MB PDF Historical Tables 2.0 MB PDF Budget System and Concepts 0.3 MB PDF Mid-Session Review 0.4 MB PDF Sequestration Update Report (September 2000) 0.2 MB PDF Final Sequestration Report (January 2001) 0.9 MB PDF Citizen's Guide 1.8 MB PDF A Citizen's Guide to the Federal Budget Appendix Supporting Documents Federal Credit Supplement 0.4 MB

89. Information And Misinformation About Federal Tax Burdens - 1/21/99 Center on budget and Policy Priorities article arguing that the percentage of income that typical middleclass families pay in federal taxes is often overstated. http://www.cbpp.org/1-21-99taxburden.htm

January 21, 1999 Information and Misinformation about Federal Tax Burdens by Iris J. Lav The percentage of income that typical middle-class families pay in federal taxes is often overstated. For example, in her response to the President's State of the Union address, Congresswoman Jennifer Dunn said that "a typical mother and father who both work paid nearly 40 percent of their income in taxes." The often-stated 40 percent figure is rounded up from a Tax Foundation report that claims the typical two-earner family pays 36.7 percent of its income in federal, state, and local taxes combined. As described below, however, the Tax Foundation figure is based on a severely flawed methodology and is sharply at odds with estimates of tax burdens from much more authoritative sources, including the Congressional Budget Office and the Joint Committee on Taxation. The historical trend in federal tax burdens is frequently misportrayed as well. The data do not support the contention, also made by Congresswoman Dunn, that current tax burdens are "...the highest percentage of income ever paid in taxes by American families." The federal taxes that a median-income family pays in 1999 will constitute a lower percentage of income than in 1977 and most years since then. How Much Does a Median Income Family Pay?

90. The Federal Budget Process A brief overview of the actors, laws, and timeframe that affects the creation of the federal budget. http://www.cnie.org/nle/leg-27.html

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91. U.S. Senate Budget Committee Deals with matters related to the federal budget. This committee's responsibilities include studying the effect on the budget of existing and proposed legislation, and reviewing the conduct of the Congressional budget Office. http://budget.senate.gov/

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92. Welcome To Federal Ministry Of Finance The federal ministry responsible for finance and budget matters. http://www.fmf.gov.ng/

Search This Site: Home About Us Press/Speeches Events ... Contact Press/Speeches ADB 2005 Annual Meetings of the Board of Governors’ of the African Development Bank, International Conference Center, Abuja FCT, Click here for the Opening Remarks by the Honourable Minister Click here for the Closing Remarks by the Honourable Minister More Press/Speeches About The Ministry Introduction Structure of the Ministry Honourable Minister Honourable Minister of State ... Other Links Programmes * Wealth Creation * Employment Generation * Poverty Reduction * Value Re-Orientation N e w s l e t t e r Please enter your e-mail address Budget 2005 Building Physical and Human Infrastructure for Job Creation and Poverty Eradication Click for more details Federal Allocation Account Gross Revenue Allocation by Federation Account Allocation Committee to the 3 tiers of government From May 1999 to Date ... Click for more details Economic Reforms Program Nigeria's Reforms Program and performance Matrix for Ministries and Government Agencies Click for more details Warrant 2004 1st Quarter Warrant 2nd Quarter Warrant ... monies released for carrying on the services of the Government of the Federation Publications Quarterly Economic Performance Report Click for more details Policies Import Prohibition Order Federal Ministry of Finance adopts Peer Review Press/Speeches Speech by Dr. (Mrs.) Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Minister of Finance, Federal Republic of Nigeria, at the occasion of the Launch of the 2005 Human Development Report (HDR) at the United Nations Development Programme, NY, NY, United States, September 7th 2005.

93. "Russian Economy: Trends And Perspectives" (Monthly Bulletin) (English) Monthly journal includes information on state of the federal budget, monetary policy, financial markets, real estate sector, agriculture, foreign trade and other issues of the Russian economy. Free access. http://www.iet.ru/trend/trend_e.htm

94. House Budget Committee Home Page Banner for budget dot house dot gov We use the PART to assess the performance of all federal programs, to guide the action to improve their http://www.house.gov/budget/

* PDA Menu SCHEDULE Meeting Schedule Hearings Witness Statement Guidelines Budget Calendar NEWS News Releases Multi-Media Looking for Charts / Graphs from the FY 2006 Budget Debate ? Budget Committee Web Site judged 'One of the Best' on Capitol Hill Budget Committee Members The Minority's Web Site Committee Staff Photographs Search for: Select number of results displayed per page LATEST ECONOMIC INDICATORS Schedule of Economic Announcements Unemployment Rate: 4.9 % in Aug. Real GDP: + 3.3 % in 2nd Qtr Consumer Confidence: + 2.0 pts in Aug. CPI: + 0.5 % in August Industrial Production: + 0.1% in Aug. National Debt WHAT'S NEW PBGC Shortfall Estimated at $142 Billion CBO Report Shows Benefit System Deep in Debt TOP STORY Performance-Based Budgeting Chairman Nussle: 'In a nutshell – performance budgeting is an effort to tie funding levels for government programs to the programs' actual performance.' OMB Deputy Director Clay S. Johnson III : "We want programs to work. We want to spend taxpayers’ money better every year. We want to make sure that the taxpayer’s get what they expect. One of our primary instruments for achieving this goal is the Program Assessment Rating Tool (PART). We use the PART to assess the performance of all Federal programs, to guide the action to improve their performance, and to make sure our funding proposals get the taxpayers the most for their money." Read More PDF 32 KB HTML Other hearing statements HOT PRODUCTS GDP Growth at 3.3% in Second Quarter

95. Centrists.Org - The Policy Think Tank For Centrists Policy think tank for centrist and moderate policymakers. Main topics include health care, medicare, wealthbuilding, pensions and social security, federal budget and taxes, entitlement reform, and economic growth. http://www.centrists.org/

"Responsibility, Reform, Public Trust" Why Centrists.Org? What Are Issue Summaries? What Is The Centrist Policy Network? NEW E-mail updates by topic: Social Security Health Budget and Tax Centrist Policy "Manifesto" (revised 1/11/2004) HEALTH Issue Summary Costs, Competition, Chronic Care Index ... Summary Flexible Retirement Policy Index Summary Issue Summary Near-Term Budget Outlook Index Tax Reform ... Index Summary No-BS Long-Term Baseline Index Summary Budget Process ... Index Summary Globalization and Adjustment Index Summary Charts: Economy, Employment, Budget... Index Issue Summary Energy and Natural Resources Index Summary Environmental Protection and Safety Index Summary PUBLIC TRUST Issue Summary Electoral Reform Summary ... Summary Centrists.Org Transcript: Addressing Greenspan's Challenge on Social Security and Savings: Views from an Emerging Generation of Political Leaders revised Roll Call . The event was held on March 25, 2004, in the Russell Senate Office Building. It was sponsored by Centrists.Org, The Concord Coalition The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget at the New America Foundation , and The Alliance for Worker Retirement Security . Original Event Announcement Centrists.Org and Common Good Co-Host Event to Discuss Health Courts

96. Priorities! : Business Leaders For Sensible Priorities A group of more than 500 business executives and senior military experts who are working to increase federal investments in education, health care, and the needs of children by shifting spending from the Pentagon budget. http://www.sensiblepriorities.org/

Please support our campaign to educate the press, public and policy makers about the need to invest in kids, not nuclear weapons! Click here to join our campaign to cut unneeded Pentagon spending, beginning with nuclear weapons, and invest that money in programs that help our kids and our communities. New Poll: Public Wants Less Military Spending Most People Would Reduce Deficit, Cut Defense Sharply, and Increase Spending on Education, Job Training, Renewable Energy, Veterans The most dramatic changes were deep cuts in defense spending, a significant reallocation toward deficit reduction, and increases in spending on education, job training, reducing reliance on oil, and veterans. Check out the full results Star Wars Is Back. Heaven Help Us Taxpayers. Background on the Star Wars The Bush Administration plans to deploy a national missile defense system in California and Alaska. America's taxpayers already have sunk $130 billion into this program, with nothing to show for it. This year's Administration's budget request for Star Wars is another $10.2 billion. Thomas Christie, director of the Pentagon's testing office, has admitted to Congress that there is no way to determine whether the system will work. Click here to see our ad More Info: Click here to learn more about StarWars.

97. Welcome To Federalwayfire.org Includes news releases, employment and volunteer opportunities, budget report, safety tips for your home, and a photo album. http://www.federalwayfire.org/

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98. Senator Kent Conrad - North Dakota Official site, featuring biography, committees, staff, contact details, North Dakota information including clickable map, issues, constituent services, press releases, photos, news, email updates, federal budget resources, and Senate schedule. http://conrad.senate.gov

Picture = new Array ( 'spotlight1.jpg', 'spotlight2.jpg', 'spotlight3.jpg', 'spotlight4.jpg', 'spotlight5.jpg', 'spotlight6.jpg', 'spotlight7.jpg', 'spotlight8.jpg', 'spotlight9.jpg' ); Thank you for visiting my Senate Web site. One of the most important parts of my job as Senator is to help provide services and information to my constituents in North Dakota. You need to be connected with your elected officials and your government. So I've provided you with information on a variety of issues and links to help you stay informed. I hope you find this Web site both useful and interesting. Kent Conrad Join Senator Conrad in supporting our troops. How Can I Help You? Contacting Senator Conrad Receive E-Mail Issue Updates What is Casework? Flag Requests ... Charts Used by Senator Conrad Today in the Senate July 6: the Senate will next convene on Tuesday, July 6 at 9:45 a.m.

99. Social Security Online Official website of the us Social Security Administration. Social Security s Financing, Planning budget International http://www.ssa.gov/

The age at which you can receive full retirement benefits is rising. (Find yours here.) But, you can still collect retirement benefits as early as age 62. Read about our achievements in providing more timely, productive and accurate service. Government Pension Offset provisions are changed by recent legislation. Click here to learn more. Learn about Social Security's work incentives program for people with disabilities. Report fraud, waste and abuse Help us prevent fraud, waste, and abuse in Social Security programs and operations. Government Launches Financial Education Website ... f This page uses javascript to display scrolling text. The text can be viewed on this page www.socialsecurity.gov How to Contact Us About Us Careers with Us Search ... E-mail this page to a friend Your browser does not support javascript. The page includes a script for emailing this site to a friend. If you find this site useful, consider emailing a link to http://www.socialsecurity.gov/ to a friend Compliments Suggestions Complaints Monday Sep 19, 2005 11:39:36 Last Updated Monday Sep 12, 2005 15:48:30 Questions about: Choose Subject Benefits Change of Address Checks and Payments Disability Earnings and Employment Fees for Representatives Forms and Publications Government Pension Rules Hearings and Appeals International Issues Internet Benefit Claims Law and Regulations Medicare Online Transactions Prisoner Rules Retirement Planners Service to the Public Social Security Administration Social Security Statement

100. American Nationalist Union Ezine of the American Nationalist Union, supporting candidates and policies including repeal of NAFTA, a reduced federal government and balanced budget, and a moratorium on immigration. Includes organization information and commentary on current news. http://www.anu.org/

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