TERRORISTS
•Defense: The Department of Defense would have to reduce all garrison and training budgets by more than 20 percent and cut $3 billion from defense health programs. Reducing military readiness and targeting service members’ hard-earned benefits is not the way to cut military spending.
•Health care : More than $1.6 billion would be cut from medical research grants through the National Institutes for Health, our nation’s premier institution for medical research. This would mean a reduction in research projects that aim to find treatments and cures for devastating and costly diseases like cancer, Alzheimer's, heart disease and diabetes. Additionally community health centers would have to stop serving 900,000 patients as a result of cuts of $120 million, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would provide 540,000 fewer doses of vaccines.
• The University of Arizona: The University of Arizona could lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants for research from NIH, the National Science Foundation, NASA and other federal agencies. Their research helps to create high-wage jobs in our community—we cannot afford to lose these grants.
Everywhere I go in my district, I hear from constituents and small businesses owners across the political spectrum who are deeply concerned about these automatic budget cuts going into effect. I’m concerned about these cuts and I'm also deeply distressed by the perpetual dysfunction in Washington that has made manufactured crises routine. Congress must act now.
Arizona cannot take a hit like this ! The drug cartel will move in and assault are people and destroy our children !
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ReplyDeleteThis citizens of PIMA COUNTY will pay for it !