The top man at the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office holds little hope for President Bush's budget cutting record federal deficits. Director Douglas Holtz-Eakin says the cuts the President wants are only in a small fraction of the overall budget.
He likens it to a lever. With a long enough handle, you could lift the burden of a large deficit. But with no handle, you're not going to get it very far off the ground. The Bush Budget cuts make up a small handle. (ABC)
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