Greg Speeter

Executive Director of the National Priorities Project

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Executive Director of the National Priorities Project, a nonprofit research organization that analyzes and clarifies federal data so that people can understand and influence how their tax dollars are spent

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Last Friday, President Bush told House Speaker Nancy Pelosi he still plans to veto expansion of the  State Children's Health Insurance Program , despite overwhelming approval in…

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