bush to outline  toughest  budget president bush is to send his toughest budget proposals to date to the us congress  seeking large cuts in domestic spending to lower the deficit.  about 150 federal programs could be cut or axed altogether as part of a $2.5 trillion (£1.3 trillion) package aimed at curbing the giant us budget deficit. defence spending will rise  however  while the proposals exclude the cost of continuing military operations in iraq. vice-president dick cheney said the budget was the  tightest  so far.  at the heart of the administration s fifth budget  presented to congress on monday  is an austere package of domestic measures. these would see discretionary spending rise below the projected level of inflation.  such belt-tightening is designed to tackle the massive budget deficit increases of president bush s first term. mr cheney admitted that the budget was the toughest of the bush presidency but argued it was  fair and responsible .  it is not something we have done with a meat axe  nor are we suddenly turning our back on the most needy people in our society   he said. the wars in iraq and afghanistan  increased expenditure on national security after 9/11 and the 2001 recession wiped out the budget surplus inherited by president bush in 2001 and turned it into a record deficit. the shortfall is projected to rise to $427bn in 2005.  education  environmental protection and transport initiatives are set to be scaled back as a first step towards reducing the deficit to $230bn by 2009.  most controversially  the government is seeking to cut the medicaid budget  which provides health care to the nation s poorest  by $45bn and to reduce farm subsidies by $587m. spending on defence and homeland security is set to increase  although not by as much as originally planned. president bush s proposals would see the pentagon s budget rise by $19bn to $419.3bn while homeland security would get an extra $2bn.  the budget does not include the cost of running military operations in iraq and afghanistan  for which the administration in expected to seek an extra $80bn from congress later this year.  also not featuring in the proposals is the cost of funding the administration s radical proposed overhaul of social security provision. some expects believe this could require borrowing of up to $4.5bn trillion over a twenty year period. despite the republicans holding a majority in both houses of congress  the proposals will be fiercely contested over the next few months.  john mccain  a republican senator  said he was pleased the administration was prepared to tackle the deficit.  with the deficits that we are now running  i am glad the president is coming over with a very austere budget   he said. however  democratic senator kent conrad said the proposals exposed the country to huge financial commitments beyond 2009.  the cost of everything he [president bush] advocates explodes   he said.
Aare Bush yoo fi awon eto egbeje re tooto, Aare Bush yoo fi ran awon eto egbeje re tooto si Kongresi Amerika, nitori o nreti pe won o ni idiwon fun ode oni iru eru lati pa osuwon. Ohun ati programi orile-ede 150 le yoo fi pa tabi yoo fi pa gidi, bi apo kan ti o ni $2.5 trillion (£1.3 trillion) ti o nreti lati pa osuwon orile-ede Amerika. Ise agbekale yoo si ni agbara, sugbon awon eto naa ko ni agbegbe ode oni iru eru ni Iraq. Igbakeji Aare Dick Cheney soro pe egbeje naa ni "tightest" tooto. Nibeyin ijoba Aare Bush, egbeje kefa ti won ran si Kongresi ni osu keji, ni apo kan ti o ni awon eto agbekale fun ode oni iru eru. Awon eto yii yoo si ni agbara fun ode oni iru eru, sugbon yoo si ni agbara fun awon ode oni iru eru. Aare Cheney gba pe egbeje naa ni "toughest" tooto, sugbon o soro pe o ni "fair and responsible". O soro pe, "Ko si ohun ti a ti se pataki, ko si ohun ti a ti se ni agbara fun awon ode oni iru eru". Ogun ni Iraq ati Afghanistan, ode oni iru eru fun iru eru ni 9/11, ati recession ni 2001, ti pa osuwon orile-ede Amerika, ti Aare Bush gba ni 2001, ati ti yoo si ni agbara fun osuwon. Osuwon yii yoo si ni agbara fun $427bn ni 2005. Eto fun eko, iru eru fun iru eru, ati ode oni iru eru, yoo si ni agbara fun awon ode oni iru eru, bi apo kan ti o nreti lati pa osuwon si $230bn ni 2009. Ni ibi ti o ye, ijoba yoo si ni agbara fun ode oni iru eru fun Medicaid, ti o ni ode oni iru eru fun awon ode oni iru eru, ni $45bn, ati yoo si ni agbara fun ode oni iru eru fun awon ode oni iru eru ni $587m. Ise agbekale yoo si ni agbara, sugbon yoo si ni agbara fun ode oni iru eru. Aare Bush yoo si ni agbara fun ode oni iru eru fun Pentagon, ni $19bn, ati yoo si ni agbara fun ode oni iru eru fun homeland security, ni $2bn. Egbeje naa ko ni agbegbe ode oni iru eru fun ode oni iru eru ni Iraq ati Afghanistan, ti o nreti lati pa osuwon. Egbeje naa ko ni agbegbe ode oni iru eru fun ode oni iru eru fun social security, ti o nreti lati pa osuwon. Awon ode oni iru eru yoo si ni agbara fun awon ode oni iru eru, sugbon yoo si ni agbara fun ode oni iru eru.