HERE WE GO THE POTUS BHO CHAOS IS NOT DONE IN 2015 WITH THE BUDGET BUSTING EFFORTS–JUST LIKE HIS DEMOCRAT TAX AND SPEND BACKGROUND HE LIVES UP TO THE MOTTO TO GIVE PAIN TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLES WHO PAYS THE TAXES WHILST UNEMPLOYMENT GALOURE GROWS WITH 9 MILLION NO LONGER LOOKING FOR WORK THE LEGACY OF THE DEMOCRATS THESE LAST 7 YEARS- INSTEAD OF FOSTERING PRIVATE BUSINESS JOB MAKING VENTURES WHAT WE GET IS A SOCIALIST WELFARE STATE AGENDA SIMILAR TO THE MARXIST FORM OF GOVERNMENT–NOPE $8 TRILLION OF DEBT SPENDING IS NOT ENOUGH SO WHY STOP THERE FROM THE DEMOCRAT POTUS BHO CHAOS WHAT’S $68 BILLION MORE IN SPENDING WHEN ITS NOT YOUR MONEY–AND YOU CAN TAKE YOUR HAWAIIN VACATION GETAWAY EVERY YEAR SINCE 2009 WITH TAX DOLLARS–WHO GIVES A FLYING CARE–SINCE ME KING DEMOCRAT AND YOU NO MORE THAN A PEASANT

President Barack Obama will ask Congress for as much as $68 billion more than current budget limits in fiscal 2016, according to two people familiar with the administration’s proposal.

The request sets up a fight with the Republican-led House and Senate over whether to reverse part of the spending limits that the U.S. Congress and the White House agreed to in fiscal deals earlier this decade.

The new spending would mean as much as $34 billion each for the national security and domestic sides of what will be a budget of almost $4 trillion. It will be detailed in the budget proposal Obama will send to Congress on Feb. 2.

That amounts to an almost 7 percent increase over discretionary-spending levels prescribed by automatic cuts known as sequestration voted into law in 2011, according to the people, who asked for anonymity because the budget plan hasn’t been released.

It’s a bold move at a time when many Republicans in Congress say they are eager to make deeper cuts in spending and are invigorated by a November election in which they expanded their House majority and gained control of the Senate.

“I think there might some bipartisan opposition” to the new spending, said Don Stewart, a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican. Senate and House Republicans are meeting at a policy retreat today in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2015-01-15/obama-budget-to-seek-spending-boost-of-nearly-7-percent