Fri. November 21, 2008
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MarketWatch
November 17, 2008
"Focusing on areas of clear consensus and critical need, the National Priorities Project is committed to making a difference in the health of the nation," ...
Pasadena Weekly
November 13, 2008
$570.3 billion has been spent so far on the war, according to the National Priorities Project's costofwar.com. $83.1 billion is the cost of the war to ...
OpEdNews
November 12, 2008
Rhode Island taxpayers, for example, will be parted from $622 million this year to
finance the war, according to the
National Priorities Project of ...
CounterCurrents.org
November 11, 2008
... savings -- as much as $150 billion per year, says a new report from the
National Priorities Project -- to help
finance the initiatives described above. ...
Fort Worth Star Telegram
November 10, 2008
... report by the National Priorities Project, a nonprofit that studies government spending trends, many think it makes sense to cut anywhere possible. ...
The Southern Ledger
November 4, 2008
Kansas City Star
November 4, 2008
Philadelphia Inquirer
November 2, 2008
Roggio's campaign says an analysis from the independent National Priorities Project shows that the cuts cost taxpayers in the district $316.5 million while ...
The Times
November 2, 2008
According to a 2008 study, conducted by the National Priorities Project, a non-partisan, non-profit research group that tracks federal spending, ...
Pasadena Weekly
October 31, 2008
$566.3 billion has already been spent on the war, $274.8 million of it paid by
Pasadena taxpayers, according to the
National Priorities Project's ...
Workers World
October 23, 2008
Well, our portion of that 700-billion handout, according to the National Priorities Project, would be 89 billion. Or it could mean 890000 homes this year in ...
Pasadena Weekly
October 23, 2008
$564.4 billion has been spent so far on the war, $273.9 million of it from
Pasadena taxpayers, according to the
National Priorities Project's costofwar.com.
Huffington Post
October 20, 2008
Indeed, according the latest report by the
National Priorities Project (NPP),
the US will spend around $100 billion of our defense budget this year alone ...
Cape Cod Times
October 20, 2008
A study issued by the
National Priorities Project released in January found that while the
army has a goal that 90 percent of recruits be high school ...
The Age
October 19, 2008
A March 2008 report from the non-partisan, non-profit
organisation National Priorities Project estimates that the total cost of the
Iraq war by the end of ...
Political Affairs Magazine
October 16, 2008
... according to a new analysis published this week by the National Priorities Project (NPP), titled "The Military Cost of Securing Energy. ...
DemocracyArsenal.org
October 16, 2008
[JohnMcCain.com, 2008.
National Priorities Project, 10/15/08.
Joseph Stiglitz, 2/23/08.
USA Today, 10/14/08. GAO, 9/16/08]
Foreign Policy In Focus
October 15, 2008
On October 14,
National Priorities Project releases a new report showing that the
US military is spending a staggering percentage of its annual budget on ...
The Daily Titan
October 14, 2008
The
National Priorities Project, a
Massachusetts-based group that tracks the impact of federal spending on local communities, estimates the cost of war in ...
Inside Higher Ed
October 10, 2008
(On that note, the
National Priorities Project estimated earlier this year that in 2007, only 70.7 percent of active duty
army recruits had a regular high ...
Arizona Daily Wildcat
October 10, 2008
However, the National Priorities Project approximates the total cost of the war at $560.5 billion. If there is a folder for savings from the current war, ...
Scoop.co.nz (press release)
October 5, 2008
The National Priorities Project of Washington DC has introduced a timely new function to their site, CostOfWar.com. Through the Individual Cost of War ...
OhMyGov!
October 4, 2008
According to 2007 data compiled by the National Priorities Project, recruits from upper-middle and high income neighborhoods are underrepresented and have ...
Ventura County Star
October 2, 2008
According to Department of Defense statistics compiled by the nonprofit National Priorities Project, young people from Ventura County enlist at a rate that ...
Pasadena Weekly
October 2, 2008
$558.5 billion has been spent so far in
Iraq, according to the
National Priorities Project's Cost of War counter (costofwar.com). $318.4 million is the cost ...
CNBC
October 1, 2008
The
National Priorities Project used data from the Office of Management and Budget to explain how each dollar is spent when it gets into
uncle Sam's hands. ...
Kansas City Star
October 1, 2008
Mid Columbia Tri City Herald
October 1, 2008
CNBC
October 1, 2008
The
National Priorities Project used data from the Office of Management and Budget to explain how each dollar is spent when it gets into
uncle Sam's hands. ...
CNBC
September 30, 2008
The
National Priorities Project used data from the Office of Management and Budget to explain how each dollar is spent when it gets into
uncle Sam's hands. ...
CNBC
September 30, 2008
The
National Priorities Project used data from the Office of Management and Budget to explain how each dollar is spent when it gets into
uncle Sam's hands. ...
Grist Magazine
September 28, 2008
The
Brookings Institution's Paul Cullinan, research director of the Budgeting for
National Priorities Project, agrees, saying that
earmarks "might be an ...
AlterNet
September 26, 2008
... billion more than has been spent to date on the
war in Iraq, according to the
National Priorities Project, a research
organization in Northampton, Mass. ...
Toledo Blade
September 26, 2008
Citing figures from the
National Priorities Project, the three also claimed the
war in Iraq cost Toledo taxpayers at least $505.2 million, and is draining ...
Newsday
September 26, 2008
The National Priorities Project, which crunches budget numbers from a public-interest standpoint, calculates that the bailout's estimated $700 billion cost ...
Political Affairs Magazine
September 25, 2008
Jo Comerford, executive director of the National Priorities Project (NPP), wants Congress to avoid rushing into a decision on this bailout. ...
PolitickerNJ
September 25, 2008
In his release, Poag cited the
National Priorities Project, which calculates that the
war in Iraq has cost over $500 billion, with
New Jersey's share coming ...
Finance and Commerce
September 25, 2008
The new data were gathered by the
National Priorities Project (NPP), a Northampton, Mass.-based nonprofit research
organization that analyzes federal ...
Louisville Courier-Journal
September 25, 2008
For perspective, the
National Priorities Project provided a short list of what could be done with the $700 billion being proposed to rescue
Wall Street. ...
Politicker NH
September 25, 2008
According to the
National Priorities Project calculator the
war in Iraq has cost
New Hampshire taxpayers $2.7 billion. For the same amount of money, ...
