Rolling Analysis
The President’s FY2019 Budget
Follow our rolling analysis as we go through the details – so you can easily go from big picture to deep dive to plain weird anomaly.
Want to know what’s in President Trump’s 2019 Budget? Our staff brings over 20 years of experience while going through the details – so you can easily go from big picture to deep dive to plain weird anomaly.
We’ll update this page through Friday, February 16, 2018. You can also catch additional coverage on Facebook and Twitter.
Below are the documents that comprise the President’s Fiscal Year (FY) 2019 Budget. Supplemental materials and other information are located on the White House’s Office of Management and Budget website.
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February 12, 2018
Introduction to the FY19 Presidential Budget
The Budget Process Explained in 13 Facts
Statement on President Trump’s FY19 Budget
Mountains of Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) Spending
Energy Loan Guarantee Program Nixed, Part 2 (Is this time for real?)
Conflicting Numbers for Pentagon Spending
Planting Savings in the Farm Bill
Budget Addendum to Deal with Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018
Is Base Closure Dead, or Just Going Underground?
Department of Homeland Security: One of Just Three Receiving an Increase
Common Sense Savings in Crop Insurance Program
Border Security and Immigration
Evidently, No Reforms Needed at the Pentagon
[UPDATE – 2/13/18, 3:30 pm:] Details [Still] Missing In The DOE Budget
DOI Budget Focus on Energy Development Accelerates Taxpayer Losses
February 13, 2018
The F-35 Continues to Gobble Up the Aircraft Procurement Budget
F-35 Blueberry Chart is now a Blueberry Pie Chart
Digging Deep into the Weeds of Reform at USDA
National Nuclear Security Administration
Blocking Community Development Block Grants
Interior Reports Hardrock Royalty off the Table
Better Stewardship of Conservation Dollars
February 14, 2018
Abrams Tanks: Old Programs Never Die, They Don’t Even Fade Away
Federal Funding for Cybersecurity
OCO Once Again Federal Government’s 4th Largest “Agency” in Discretionary Budget
Corps of Engineers: Games Presidents Play
Biofuels and Biomass Programs on the Chopping Block, Where They Belong
More on Net Interest – A Lot More
Rolling Over on Offshore Revenues
February 15, 2018
Follow the Money…to Your Local Shipyard
Putting Power Marketing Administrations on the Market. Again.
Regional Development Commissions are back on the Table
Proposed Cuts and Increased Timber Cutting for the Forest Service
February 16, 2018
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