Worse, in the unlikely event that the piecemeal attacks succeeded, Obamacare would be transformed from a notionally deficit-neutral bill into a straightforward budget-buster.
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Historically, one problem conservatives had with a straightforward balanced budget requirement was a concern that it might lead to tax increases.
With a few straightforward changes, his budget could be transformed into a politically plausible center-right package that would produce a fiscally sustainable welfare state while addressing the country's structural economic problems.
ReprintsFor Dick Armey, the majority leader in the House, the history lesson is straightforward: the balanced budget is the consequence of a sustained economic boom that is itself the consequence of 1980s "Reaganomics".
She added: "That's why we want to see a national care service with truly integrated budgets, straightforward funding and a strengthened role for local authorities.
He encouraged them to weave arguments that rest heavily on the idea that Trump has failed in his pledge of economic revival, whether it be in straightforward ways (cutting budgets, failing to prioritize infrastructure) or a roundabout manner (instituting a travel ban that discourages companies from doing business in America, hampering academic and scientific research).
The anti-Obamacare fervour in the House has grown so strong that even the most straightforward solution to the budget crisis may no longer be viable.
The governor, she added, "said going in that the budget was straightforward, and it appears to be where they ended up".
The Arithmetic of Care The math by which MedSanChast treats 18,000 patients a year on a $5 million budget is straightforward enough.
Saving £1bn of the annual budget is straightforward – if you can point to a million families to take £1,000 a year away from.
