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Tell your Senator to Support Amendments to the SBIR Reauthorization Bill to Cut Spending

by: freedom works | published: 03 24, 2011

 
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Tell your senator to support several amendments to S.493 the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Reauthorization Bill and others that reduce the size of government.

With our nation over $14 trillion in debt, Congress must support any effort to rein in excess spending. The following amendments will set us in the right direction towards prosperity and job creation. 

  • Amendment #119, by Rand Paul, that would cut $200 billion in FY2011 by reducing discretionary spending and take most programs to FY2008 levels.
  • Amendment #161, by Mike Johanns, to repeal the 1099 reporting requirements. 
  • Amendment #165, by Jim DeMint, to rescind the advance appropriations to the Corporation of Public Broadcast. 
  • Amendment #174, by Marco Rubio, to rescind the remaining unobligated stimulus funds. 
  • Amendment #178, by David Vitter, to sell unused Federal property 
  • Amendment #183, by Mitch McConnell, to prohibit EPA regulation of greenhouse gas emissions. 
 
 
 
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