I noticed in the list that there seamed to be a repeat of offices or functions is that a typo or is the fed. paying themselves twice for the same job ???
I'll bet that there are a lot of places that they are paying20 or more folks to do a job that 10 could do well..
Thanks for the info none the less.
Obama’s 2012 Budget Proposal: How $3.7 Trillion is Spent
Katherine
2011/12/18 14:29:27
Obama’s 2012 Budget Proposal: How $3.7 Trillion is Spent
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services -- $1.11 trillion
• Administration for Children and Families -- $34.5 billion
• National Institutes of Health -- $31.83 billion
• Administration for Children and Families -- $16.18 billion
• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services -- $7.32 billion
• Health Resources and Services Administration -- $6.82 billion
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- $5.89 billion
• Indian Health Services -- $4.62 billion
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration -- $3.39 billion
• Food and Drug Administration -- $2.74 billion
• Administration on Aging -- $2.24 billion
• Health Resources and Services Administration -- $2.15 billion
• Department Management -- $1.06 billion
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- $809 million
• Program Support Center -- $647 million
• Department Management -- $473 million
• Administration on Aging -- $210 million
• Food and Drug Administration -- $2 million
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION -- $808.04 billion
• Social Security Administration -- $10.24 billion
TREASURY
• Interest on Public Debt -- $474.15 billion
• Internal Revenue Service -- $82.05 billion
• Financial Management Service -- $24.5 billion
• Internal Revenue Service -- $13.29 billion
• Department Offices -- $9.49 billion
• Financial Management Service -- $3.84 billion
• Internal Revenue Service -- $3.29 billion
• Alcohol, Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau -- $510 million
• Financial Management Service -- $219 million
• Department Offices -- $166 million
• Bureau of the Public Debt -- $166 million
• Bureau of the Public Debt -- $127 million
• Financial Crimes Enforcement Network -- $114 million
• Alcohol, Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau -- $98 million
DEFENSE AND MILITARY PROGRAMS
• Operation and Maintenance -- $294.89 billion
• Military Personnel -- $154.06 billion
• Procurement -- $128.05 billion
• Research, Development, Test and Evaluation -- $75.72 billion
• Military Construction -- $13.07 billion
• Military Personnel -- $5.48 billion
• Revolving and Management Funds -- $3.14 billion
• Family Housing -- $1.7 billion
• Operation and Maintenance -- $836 million
• Trust Funds -- $47 million
AGRICULTURE
• Food and Nutrition Service -- $104.21 billion
• Farm Service Agency -- $9.8 billion
• Food and Nutrition -- $7.77 billion
• Forest Service -- $5.13 billion
• Natural Resources Conservation Service -- $4.59 billion
• Risk Management Agency -- $2.98 billion
• Foreign Agriculture Service -- $2.12 billion
• Farm Service Agency -- $1.78 billion
• Rural Housing Service -- $1.45 billion
• Agricultural Marketing Service -- $1.31 billion
• National Institute of Food and Agriculture -- $1.21 billion
• Food and Safety Inspection Service -- $1.01 billion
• Agricultural Research Service -- $914 million
• Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service -- $838 million
• Forest Service -- $695 million
• Rural Utilities Service -- $577 million
• Department Management -- $412 million
• Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service -- $264 million
• Rural Development -- $234 million
• Rural Business Cooperative Service -- $175 million
• National Agricultural Statistics Service -- $165 million
• National Institute of Food and Agriculture -- $134 million
• Agricultural Marketing Service -- $99 million
• Office of the Inspector General -- $91 million
• Economic Research Service -- $86 million
• Risk Management Agency -- $82 million
• Office of the Secretary -- $53 million
• Office of the General Counsel -- $46 million
• Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration -- $44 million
• Department Management -- $22 million
• Agricultural Research Service -- $18 million
• National Appeals Division -- $15 million
• Office of the Chief Economist -- $10 million
• Food Safety and Inspection Service -- $9 million
• Office of the Chief Economist -- $1 million
VETERANS AFFAIRS
• Benefits Programs -- $70.48 billion
• Veterans Health Administration -- $54.44 billion
• Department Administration -- $7.26 billion
• Benefits Programs -- $156 million
• Veterans Health Administration -- $29 million
TRANSPORTATION
• Federal Highway Administration -- $70.55 billion
• Federal Transit Administration -- $22.2 billion
• Federal Aviation Administration -- $12.88 billion
• Federal Railroad Administration -- $8.05 billion
• Federal Aviation Administration -- $5.77 billion
• National Infrastructure Bank -- $5 billion
• Office of the Secretary -- $2.05 billion
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration -- $860 million
• Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration -- $606 million
• Maritime Administration -- $303 million
• Office of the Secretary -- $290 million
• Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration -- $192 million
• Federal Railroad Administration -- $183 million
• Maritime Administration -- $175 million
• Federal Transit Administration -- $150 million
• Office of Inspector General -- $89 million
• Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation -- $34 million
• Surface Transportation Board -- $30 million
EDUCATION
• Office of Federal Student Aid -- $31.43 billion
• Office of Elementary and Secondary Education Administration -- $20.16 billion
• Office of Federal Student Aid -- $12.81 billion
• Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services -- $12.65 billion
• Office of Innovation and Improvement -- $5 billion
• Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services -- $3.12 billion
• Office of Post Secondary Education -- $2.53 billion
• Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools -- $1.78 billion
• Office of Vocational and Adult Education -- $1.68 billion
• Institute of Education Sciences -- $760 million
• Office of English Language Acquisition -- $750 million
• Department Management -- $654 million
• Office of Post Secondary Education -- $426 million
• Office of Innovation and Improvement -- $40 million
OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT (OPM) -- $83.24 billion
LABOR
• Employment and Training Administration -- $117.66 billion
• Employment and Training Administration -- $10 billion
• Office Workers’ Compensation Programs -- $2.08 billion
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration -- $583 million
• Bureau of Labor Statistics -- $578 million
• Department Management -- $567 million
• Mine Safety and Health Administration -- $384 million
• Wage and Hour Division -- $241 million
• Employee Benefits Security Administration -- $198 million
• Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs -- $123 million
• Office of Federal Contract Compliance Program -- $109 million
• Wage and Hour Division -- $51 million
• Office of Labor Management Standards -- $41 million
OTHER
• National Aeronautics and Space Administration -- $18.72 billion
• Allowances -- $10 billion
• Environmental Protection Agency -- $8.97 billion
• National Science Foundation -- $7.77 billion
• Postal Service -- $5.95 billion
• National Credit Union Administration -- $1.9 billion
• Corporation for National and Community Service -- $1.26 billion
• Tennessee Valley Authority -- $113 billion
• Smithsonian Institution -- $1.05 billion
• Small Business Administration -- $984 million
• Broadcasting Board of Governors -- $767 million
• Intelligence Community Management Account -- $592 million
• Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) -- $514 million
• Corporation for Public Broadcasting -- $451 million
• Legal Services Corporation -- $450 million
• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission -- $386 million
• Postal Service -- $347 million
• Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection -- $329 million
• National Labor Relations Board -- $288 million
• Securities Investor Protection Corporation -- $288 million
• Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency for the District -- $258 million
• National Science Foundation -- $248 million
• Institute of Museum and Library Services -- $243 million
• Federal Housing Finance Agency -- $227 million
• Affordable Housing Program -- $216 million
• Neighborhood Reinvest Corporation -- $215 million
• Public Company Accounting Oversight Board -- $213 million
• Federal Trade Commission -- $197 million
• Federal Drug Control Programs -- $333 million
• Commodity Futures Trade Commission -- $191 million
• Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Trust Fund -- $150 million
• National Endowment for the Arts -- $146 million
• National Endowment for the Humanities -- $146 million
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission -- $128 million
• Consumer Product Safety Commission -- $122 million
• National Transportation Safety Board -- $102 million
• Corporation for Travel Promotion -- $100 million
• Electric Reliability Organization -- $100 million
• Civilian Property Realignment Board -- $88 million
• International Trade Commission -- $87 million
• Appalachian Regional Commission -- $76 million
• Federal Election Commission -- $67 million
• United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims -- $56 million
• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum -- $53 million
• Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service -- $48 million
• United States Institute of Peace -- $43 million
• Merit Systems Protection Board -- $42 million
• Standard Setting Body --$41 million
• United Mine Workers of America Benefit Funds -- $33 million
• Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board -- $29 million
• Federal Maritime Commission -- $26 million
• Federal Labor Relations Authority -- $26 million
• Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission -- $22 million
• National Railroad Passenger Corporation Office of Inspector General -- $22 million
• Corporation for National and Community Service -- $20 million
• Office of Special Counsel -- $19 million
• Denali Commission -- $16 million
• National Mediation Board -- $14 million
• Office of Government Ethics -- $14 million
• Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission -- $13 million
• Delta Regional Authority -- $13 million
• Presidio Trust -- $12 million
• Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board -- $11 million
• Election Assistance Commission -- $11 million
• Office of Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation -- $10 million
• Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts -- $9 million
• Morris K. Udall and Steward L. Udall Foundation -- $1 million
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD)
• Public and Indian Housing Programs -- $36.19 billion
• Community Planning and Development -- $8.21 billion
• Housing Programs -- $4.48 billion
• Management and Administration -- $1.79 billion
• Community Planning and Development -- $1 billion
• Office of Sustainable Housing and Communities -- $150 million
• Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes -- $140 million
• Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity -- $72 million
• Policy Development and Research -- $57 million
HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS)
• Customs and Border Protection -- $10.49 billion
• United States Coast Guard -- $8.94 billion
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) -- $6.79 billion
• Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) -- $5.5 billion
• Transportation Security Administration (TSA) -- $5.11 billion
• Citizenship and Immigration Services -- $2.53 billion
• United States Secret Service (USSS) -- $1.7 billion
• United States Coast Guard -- $1.66 billion
• Customs and Border Protection -- $1.47 billion
• National Protection and Program Directorate -- $1.43 billion
• Departmental Management and Operations -- $1.3 billion
• Science and Technology -- $1.18 billion
• Citizenship and Immigration Services -- $365 million
• Domestic Nuclear Detection Office -- $331 million
• Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) -- $311 million
• Federal Law Enforcement Training Center -- $276 million
• Transportation Security Administration (TSA) -- $250 million
• United States Secret Service (USSS) -- $245 million
• Office of the Inspector General -- $144 million
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) -- $23 million
INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
• International Security Assistance -- $15.97 billion
• Military Sales Program -- $14.26 billion
• Agency for International Development -- $6.25 billion
• Multilateral Assistance -- $3.71 billion
• Millennium Challenge Corporation -- $1.13 billion
• Peace Corps -- $440 million
• Overseas Private Investment Corporation -- $70 million
• Trade and Development Agency -- $56 million
• African Development Foundation -- $24 million
JUSTICE
• Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) -- $8.08 billion
• Office of Justice Programs -- $7.81 billion
• Federal Prison System -- $6.79 billion
• Legal Activities and U.S. Marshals -- $3.91 billion
• Legal Activities and U.S. Marshals -- $2.32 billion
• General Administration -- $2.29 billion
• Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) -- $2.01 billion
• Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) -- $1.15 billion
• Interagency Law Enforcement -- $541 million
• Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) -- $282 million
• Radiation Exposure Compensation -- $120 million
OTHER DEFENSE CIVIL PROGRAMS
• Military Retirement -- $48.46 billion
• Retiree Health Care -- $9.92 billion
• Selective Service System -- $24 million
STATE
• Administration of Foreign Affairs -- $14.75 billion
• Other -- $13.08 billion
• International Organizations and Conferences -- $3.54 billion
• Administration of Foreign Affairs -- $1.26 billion
• International Commissions -- $122 million
ENERGY
• Energy Programs -- $11.84 billion
• National Nuclear Security Administration -- $11.71 billion
• Environmental and Other Defense Activities -- $6.27 billion
• Power Marketing Administration -- $604 million
• Department Administration -- $171 million
• Energy Programs -- $103 million
• Power Marketing Administration -- $86 million
INTERIOR
• National Park Service -- $2.89 billion
• Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education -- $2.5 billion
• Departmental Offices -- $2.12 billion
• United States Fish and Wildlife Services -- $1.7 billion
• Bureau of Reclamation -- $1.02 billion
• United States Fish and Wildlife Services -- $996 million
• Department-Wide Programs -- $911 million
• Bureau of Land Management -- $1.13 billion
• United States Geological Survey -- $1.12 billion
• Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement -- $583 million
• Department-Wide Programs -- $437 million
• Insular Affairs -- $405 million
• National Park Service -- $395 million
• Bureau of Reclamation -- $194 million
• Office of the Special Trustee for American Indians -- $152 million
• Office of Surface Mining Reclamation Enforcement -- $146 million
• Bureau of Land Management -- $133 million
• Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation & Enforcement -- $132 million
• Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education -- $106 million
• Insular Affairs -- $69 million
• Office of the Solicitor -- $68 million
• Central Utah Project -- $33 million
• Office of the Inspector General -- $49 million
• National Indian Gaming Commission -- $17 million
• Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation & Enforcement -- $8 million
• United States Geological Survey -- $1 million
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) -- $11.57 billion
COMMERCE
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- $5.51 billion
• National Telecommunications and Information Administration -- $1.4 billion
• Bureau of the Census -- $1.02 billion
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) -- $1 billion
• International Trade Administration -- $517 million
• Economic Development Administration -- $325 million
• Economic and Statistical Analysis -- $113 million
• Bureau of Industry and Security -- $111 million
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- $111 million
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) -- $100 million
• Department Management -- $95 million
• National Telecommunications and Information Administration -- $50 million
• Minority Business Development Administration -- $32 million
• Bureau of the Census -- $30 million
• Economic Development Administration -- $20 million
JUDICIAL BRANCH
• Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and other Judicial Services -- $6.58 billion
• Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and other Judicial Services -- $1.18 billion
• Judicial Retirement Funds -- $248 million
• Administrative Office of the United States -- $89 million
• Supreme Court of the United States -- $83 million
• United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit -- $33 million
• Federal Judicial Center -- $29 million
• United States Court of International Trade -- $21 million
• United States Sentencing Commission -- $18 million
• United States Court of International Trade -- $2 million
RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD
• Railroad Retirement Board (m) -- $6.95 billion
• Railroad Retirement Board (d) -- $170 million
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
• House of Representatives -- $1.33 billion
• Senate -- $971 million
• Architect of the Capital -- $694 million
• Library of Congress -- $667 million
• Government Accountability Office -- $557 million
• Capitol Police -- $387 million
• Government Printing Office -- $148 million
• Legislative Branch Boards and Commissions -- $130 million
• House of Representatives -- $101 million
• United States Tax Court -- $60 million
• Congressional Budget Office -- $47 million
• United States Tax Court -- $1 million
CORPS OF ENGINEERS--CIVIL WORKERS -- $4.57 billion
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
• District of Columbia General and Special Payments -- $603 million
• District of Columbia Courts -- $284 million
• District of Columbia General and Special Payments -- $174 million
• District of Columbia Courts -- $9 million
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
• Orderly Liquidation -- $855 million
• FDIC Office of the Inspector General -- $45 million
• FSLIC Liquidation -- $15 million
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
• General Activities -- $332 million
• Real Property Activities -- $286 million
• Supply and Technology Activities -- $13 million
• Real Property Activities -- $10 million
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
• Office of Administration -- $116 million
• Unanticipated Needs -- $100 million
• Office of Management and Budget -- $92 million
• Unanticipated Needs -- $81 million
• The White House -- $59 million
• Office of the United States Trade Representative -- $51 million
• Office of the National Drug Control Policy -- $23 million
• Council on Environmental Quality and Office of Environmental Quality -- $3 million
NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION -- $407 million
RECOVERY ACT ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY BOARD -- $32 million
ALL
• Securities and Exchange Commission -- $0
(Change from 2010 N/A)
[PERSONAL NOTE: Hopefully I've included everything.
Click the link below for the chart. This come from the New York Times.]
http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/newsgraphics/2011/0119-b...
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Explore every nook and cranny of President Obama's budget proposal.
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services -- $1.11 trillion
• Administration for Children and Families -- $34.5 billion
• National Institutes of Health -- $31.83 billion
• Administration for Children and Families -- $16.18 billion
• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services -- $7.32 billion
• Health Resources and Services Administration -- $6.82 billion
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- $5.89 billion
• Indian Health Services -- $4.62 billion
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration -- $3.39 billion
• Food and Drug Administration -- $2.74 billion
• Administration on Aging -- $2.24 billion
• Health Resources and Services Administration -- $2.15 billion
• Department Management -- $1.06 billion
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- $809 million
• Program Support Center -- $647 million
• Department Management -- $473 million
• Administration on Aging -- $210 million
• Food and Drug Administration -- $2 million
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION -- $808.04 billion
• Social Security Administration -- $10.24 billion
TREASURY
• Interest on Public Debt -- $474.15 billion
• Internal Revenue Service -- $82.05 billion
• Financial Management Service -- $24.5 billion
• Internal Revenue Service -- $13.29 billion
• Department Offices -- $9.49 billion
• Financial Management Service -- $3.84 billion
• Internal Revenue Service -- $3.29 billion
• Alcohol, Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau -- $510 million
• Financial Management Service -- $219 million
• Department Offices -- $166 million
• Bureau of the Public Debt -- $166 million
• Bureau of the Public Debt -- $127 million
• Financial Crimes Enforcement Network -- $114 million
• Alcohol, Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau -- $98 million
DEFENSE AND MILITARY PROGRAMS
• Operation and Maintenance -- $294.89 billion
• Military Personnel -- $154.06 billion
• Procurement -- $128.05 billion
• Research, Development, Test and Evaluation -- $75.72 billion
• Military Construction -- $13.07 billion
• Military Personnel -- $5.48 billion
• Revolving and Management Funds -- $3.14 billion
• Family Housing -- $1.7 billion
• Operation and Maintenance -- $836 million
• Trust Funds -- $47 million
AGRICULTURE
• Food and Nutrition Service -- $104.21 billion
• Farm Service Agency -- $9.8 billion
• Food and Nutrition -- $7.77 billion
• Forest Service -- $5.13 billion
• Natural Resources Conservation Service -- $4.59 billion
• Risk Management Agency -- $2.98 billion
• Foreign Agriculture Service -- $2.12 billion
• Farm Service Agency -- $1.78 billion
• Rural Housing Service -- $1.45 billion
• Agricultural Marketing Service -- $1.31 billion
• National Institute of Food and Agriculture -- $1.21 billion
• Food and Safety Inspection Service -- $1.01 billion
• Agricultural Research Service -- $914 million
• Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service -- $838 million
• Forest Service -- $695 million
• Rural Utilities Service -- $577 million
• Department Management -- $412 million
• Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service -- $264 million
• Rural Development -- $234 million
• Rural Business Cooperative Service -- $175 million
• National Agricultural Statistics Service -- $165 million
• National Institute of Food and Agriculture -- $134 million
• Agricultural Marketing Service -- $99 million
• Office of the Inspector General -- $91 million
• Economic Research Service -- $86 million
• Risk Management Agency -- $82 million
• Office of the Secretary -- $53 million
• Office of the General Counsel -- $46 million
• Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration -- $44 million
• Department Management -- $22 million
• Agricultural Research Service -- $18 million
• National Appeals Division -- $15 million
• Office of the Chief Economist -- $10 million
• Food Safety and Inspection Service -- $9 million
• Office of the Chief Economist -- $1 million
VETERANS AFFAIRS
• Benefits Programs -- $70.48 billion
• Veterans Health Administration -- $54.44 billion
• Department Administration -- $7.26 billion
• Benefits Programs -- $156 million
• Veterans Health Administration -- $29 million
TRANSPORTATION
• Federal Highway Administration -- $70.55 billion
• Federal Transit Administration -- $22.2 billion
• Federal Aviation Administration -- $12.88 billion
• Federal Railroad Administration -- $8.05 billion
• Federal Aviation Administration -- $5.77 billion
• National Infrastructure Bank -- $5 billion
• Office of the Secretary -- $2.05 billion
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration -- $860 million
• Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration -- $606 million
• Maritime Administration -- $303 million
• Office of the Secretary -- $290 million
• Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration -- $192 million
• Federal Railroad Administration -- $183 million
• Maritime Administration -- $175 million
• Federal Transit Administration -- $150 million
• Office of Inspector General -- $89 million
• Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation -- $34 million
• Surface Transportation Board -- $30 million
EDUCATION
• Office of Federal Student Aid -- $31.43 billion
• Office of Elementary and Secondary Education Administration -- $20.16 billion
• Office of Federal Student Aid -- $12.81 billion
• Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services -- $12.65 billion
• Office of Innovation and Improvement -- $5 billion
• Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services -- $3.12 billion
• Office of Post Secondary Education -- $2.53 billion
• Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools -- $1.78 billion
• Office of Vocational and Adult Education -- $1.68 billion
• Institute of Education Sciences -- $760 million
• Office of English Language Acquisition -- $750 million
• Department Management -- $654 million
• Office of Post Secondary Education -- $426 million
• Office of Innovation and Improvement -- $40 million
OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT (OPM) -- $83.24 billion
LABOR
• Employment and Training Administration -- $117.66 billion
• Employment and Training Administration -- $10 billion
• Office Workers’ Compensation Programs -- $2.08 billion
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration -- $583 million
• Bureau of Labor Statistics -- $578 million
• Department Management -- $567 million
• Mine Safety and Health Administration -- $384 million
• Wage and Hour Division -- $241 million
• Employee Benefits Security Administration -- $198 million
• Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs -- $123 million
• Office of Federal Contract Compliance Program -- $109 million
• Wage and Hour Division -- $51 million
• Office of Labor Management Standards -- $41 million
OTHER
• National Aeronautics and Space Administration -- $18.72 billion
• Allowances -- $10 billion
• Environmental Protection Agency -- $8.97 billion
• National Science Foundation -- $7.77 billion
• Postal Service -- $5.95 billion
• National Credit Union Administration -- $1.9 billion
• Corporation for National and Community Service -- $1.26 billion
• Tennessee Valley Authority -- $113 billion
• Smithsonian Institution -- $1.05 billion
• Small Business Administration -- $984 million
• Broadcasting Board of Governors -- $767 million
• Intelligence Community Management Account -- $592 million
• Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) -- $514 million
• Corporation for Public Broadcasting -- $451 million
• Legal Services Corporation -- $450 million
• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission -- $386 million
• Postal Service -- $347 million
• Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection -- $329 million
• National Labor Relations Board -- $288 million
• Securities Investor Protection Corporation -- $288 million
• Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency for the District -- $258 million
• National Science Foundation -- $248 million
• Institute of Museum and Library Services -- $243 million
• Federal Housing Finance Agency -- $227 million
• Affordable Housing Program -- $216 million
• Neighborhood Reinvest Corporation -- $215 million
• Public Company Accounting Oversight Board -- $213 million
• Federal Trade Commission -- $197 million
• Federal Drug Control Programs -- $333 million
• Commodity Futures Trade Commission -- $191 million
• Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Trust Fund -- $150 million
• National Endowment for the Arts -- $146 million
• National Endowment for the Humanities -- $146 million
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission -- $128 million
• Consumer Product Safety Commission -- $122 million
• National Transportation Safety Board -- $102 million
• Corporation for Travel Promotion -- $100 million
• Electric Reliability Organization -- $100 million
• Civilian Property Realignment Board -- $88 million
• International Trade Commission -- $87 million
• Appalachian Regional Commission -- $76 million
• Federal Election Commission -- $67 million
• United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims -- $56 million
• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum -- $53 million
• Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service -- $48 million
• United States Institute of Peace -- $43 million
• Merit Systems Protection Board -- $42 million
• Standard Setting Body --$41 million
• United Mine Workers of America Benefit Funds -- $33 million
• Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board -- $29 million
• Federal Maritime Commission -- $26 million
• Federal Labor Relations Authority -- $26 million
• Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission -- $22 million
• National Railroad Passenger Corporation Office of Inspector General -- $22 million
• Corporation for National and Community Service -- $20 million
• Office of Special Counsel -- $19 million
• Denali Commission -- $16 million
• National Mediation Board -- $14 million
• Office of Government Ethics -- $14 million
• Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission -- $13 million
• Delta Regional Authority -- $13 million
• Presidio Trust -- $12 million
• Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board -- $11 million
• Election Assistance Commission -- $11 million
• Office of Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation -- $10 million
• Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts -- $9 million
• Morris K. Udall and Steward L. Udall Foundation -- $1 million
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD)
• Public and Indian Housing Programs -- $36.19 billion
• Community Planning and Development -- $8.21 billion
• Housing Programs -- $4.48 billion
• Management and Administration -- $1.79 billion
• Community Planning and Development -- $1 billion
• Office of Sustainable Housing and Communities -- $150 million
• Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes -- $140 million
• Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity -- $72 million
• Policy Development and Research -- $57 million
HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS)
• Customs and Border Protection -- $10.49 billion
• United States Coast Guard -- $8.94 billion
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) -- $6.79 billion
• Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) -- $5.5 billion
• Transportation Security Administration (TSA) -- $5.11 billion
• Citizenship and Immigration Services -- $2.53 billion
• United States Secret Service (USSS) -- $1.7 billion
• United States Coast Guard -- $1.66 billion
• Customs and Border Protection -- $1.47 billion
• National Protection and Program Directorate -- $1.43 billion
• Departmental Management and Operations -- $1.3 billion
• Science and Technology -- $1.18 billion
• Citizenship and Immigration Services -- $365 million
• Domestic Nuclear Detection Office -- $331 million
• Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) -- $311 million
• Federal Law Enforcement Training Center -- $276 million
• Transportation Security Administration (TSA) -- $250 million
• United States Secret Service (USSS) -- $245 million
• Office of the Inspector General -- $144 million
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) -- $23 million
INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
• International Security Assistance -- $15.97 billion
• Military Sales Program -- $14.26 billion
• Agency for International Development -- $6.25 billion
• Multilateral Assistance -- $3.71 billion
• Millennium Challenge Corporation -- $1.13 billion
• Peace Corps -- $440 million
• Overseas Private Investment Corporation -- $70 million
• Trade and Development Agency -- $56 million
• African Development Foundation -- $24 million
JUSTICE
• Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) -- $8.08 billion
• Office of Justice Programs -- $7.81 billion
• Federal Prison System -- $6.79 billion
• Legal Activities and U.S. Marshals -- $3.91 billion
• Legal Activities and U.S. Marshals -- $2.32 billion
• General Administration -- $2.29 billion
• Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) -- $2.01 billion
• Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) -- $1.15 billion
• Interagency Law Enforcement -- $541 million
• Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) -- $282 million
• Radiation Exposure Compensation -- $120 million
OTHER DEFENSE CIVIL PROGRAMS
• Military Retirement -- $48.46 billion
• Retiree Health Care -- $9.92 billion
• Selective Service System -- $24 million
STATE
• Administration of Foreign Affairs -- $14.75 billion
• Other -- $13.08 billion
• International Organizations and Conferences -- $3.54 billion
• Administration of Foreign Affairs -- $1.26 billion
• International Commissions -- $122 million
ENERGY
• Energy Programs -- $11.84 billion
• National Nuclear Security Administration -- $11.71 billion
• Environmental and Other Defense Activities -- $6.27 billion
• Power Marketing Administration -- $604 million
• Department Administration -- $171 million
• Energy Programs -- $103 million
• Power Marketing Administration -- $86 million
INTERIOR
• National Park Service -- $2.89 billion
• Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education -- $2.5 billion
• Departmental Offices -- $2.12 billion
• United States Fish and Wildlife Services -- $1.7 billion
• Bureau of Reclamation -- $1.02 billion
• United States Fish and Wildlife Services -- $996 million
• Department-Wide Programs -- $911 million
• Bureau of Land Management -- $1.13 billion
• United States Geological Survey -- $1.12 billion
• Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement -- $583 million
• Department-Wide Programs -- $437 million
• Insular Affairs -- $405 million
• National Park Service -- $395 million
• Bureau of Reclamation -- $194 million
• Office of the Special Trustee for American Indians -- $152 million
• Office of Surface Mining Reclamation Enforcement -- $146 million
• Bureau of Land Management -- $133 million
• Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation & Enforcement -- $132 million
• Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education -- $106 million
• Insular Affairs -- $69 million
• Office of the Solicitor -- $68 million
• Central Utah Project -- $33 million
• Office of the Inspector General -- $49 million
• National Indian Gaming Commission -- $17 million
• Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation & Enforcement -- $8 million
• United States Geological Survey -- $1 million
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) -- $11.57 billion
COMMERCE
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- $5.51 billion
• National Telecommunications and Information Administration -- $1.4 billion
• Bureau of the Census -- $1.02 billion
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) -- $1 billion
• International Trade Administration -- $517 million
• Economic Development Administration -- $325 million
• Economic and Statistical Analysis -- $113 million
• Bureau of Industry and Security -- $111 million
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- $111 million
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) -- $100 million
• Department Management -- $95 million
• National Telecommunications and Information Administration -- $50 million
• Minority Business Development Administration -- $32 million
• Bureau of the Census -- $30 million
• Economic Development Administration -- $20 million
JUDICIAL BRANCH
• Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and other Judicial Services -- $6.58 billion
• Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and other Judicial Services -- $1.18 billion
• Judicial Retirement Funds -- $248 million
• Administrative Office of the United States -- $89 million
• Supreme Court of the United States -- $83 million
• United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit -- $33 million
• Federal Judicial Center -- $29 million
• United States Court of International Trade -- $21 million
• United States Sentencing Commission -- $18 million
• United States Court of International Trade -- $2 million
RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD
• Railroad Retirement Board (m) -- $6.95 billion
• Railroad Retirement Board (d) -- $170 million
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
• House of Representatives -- $1.33 billion
• Senate -- $971 million
• Architect of the Capital -- $694 million
• Library of Congress -- $667 million
• Government Accountability Office -- $557 million
• Capitol Police -- $387 million
• Government Printing Office -- $148 million
• Legislative Branch Boards and Commissions -- $130 million
• House of Representatives -- $101 million
• United States Tax Court -- $60 million
• Congressional Budget Office -- $47 million
• United States Tax Court -- $1 million
CORPS OF ENGINEERS--CIVIL WORKERS -- $4.57 billion
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
• District of Columbia General and Special Payments -- $603 million
• District of Columbia Courts -- $284 million
• District of Columbia General and Special Payments -- $174 million
• District of Columbia Courts -- $9 million
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
• Orderly Liquidation -- $855 million
• FDIC Office of the Inspector General -- $45 million
• FSLIC Liquidation -- $15 million
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
• General Activities -- $332 million
• Real Property Activities -- $286 million
• Supply and Technology Activities -- $13 million
• Real Property Activities -- $10 million
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
• Office of Administration -- $116 million
• Unanticipated Needs -- $100 million
• Office of Management and Budget -- $92 million
• Unanticipated Needs -- $81 million
• The White House -- $59 million
• Office of the United States Trade Representative -- $51 million
• Office of the National Drug Control Policy -- $23 million
• Council on Environmental Quality and Office of Environmental Quality -- $3 million
NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION -- $407 million
RECOVERY ACT ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY BOARD -- $32 million
ALL
• Securities and Exchange Commission -- $0
(Change from 2010 N/A)
[PERSONAL NOTE: Hopefully I've included everything.
Click the link below for the chart. This come from the New York Times.]
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templer003 2011/12/18 14:49:33
For instance $1 million to the Morris K. Udall and Steward L. Udall Foundation.
It is a foundation set up by the GIVERNMENT in 1992 to honor Morris Udall for his many years of service....WE NEED THAT MONEY TIME TO DISBAND THAT FOUNDATION AND USE THAT ONE MILLION TO HELP PAY OFF THE NATIONAL DEBT.
You know when I was working making all that big money I neve gave the working poor a second look. Oh there are pleanty of waitresses that got a 10er or 20er out of me for their service but never thoght about them till I retired.
Hell personally I think they work just as hard if in harder.
Well now you do. And there's plenty of others out there to help fill those gaps. But the best thing one can do is not create a climate that rewards failure and punishes success, allow opportunities, teach personal strength, understand that most of us start on the bottom and it's not always easy, to be encouraging...
I guess President Bozo thinks everyone is uneducated and cannot compare or read.
What is so strange is when I presented this interactive to a classroom full of both students and teachers and asked where do we cut.... not one majority idea showed up.... Every time one said cut here someone had a counter for why not to cut it. Clearly the people are no better at making those choices then teh government
FBI -- $8.08 billion
TSA -- $5.11 billion
ICE -- $5.5 billion
USSS -- $1.7 billion
DEA -- $2.01 billion
ATF -- $1.15 billion
I just wish the GOP and the DNC would get their heads out of their ass's and start thinking of the American people instead of the BIG BUSINESS'S that lobby for them.
A couple of years ago there was a book out called Downsizing the Federal Government by Chris Edwards. In it he has a list of the agencies that spend more then they take in...I spent at lest a week looking at each and every agency and finally came up with a way to save over $750 billion dollars, I sent it to the Whitehouse as well as the Ohio politicians and received only ONE response and that was from Congressman Bob Latta who congratulated me on trying to accomplish something that others never will agree to. Since then Mr. Latta has tried to propose some of the ideas and each one has been shot down by not only MY party but the Democrats as well....so much for smaller GIVERNMENT
I was so shocked to think that people elected to a powerful position could be so damned childish and stupid.
• Unanticipated Needs -- $100 million....................RE...
• Unanticipated Needs -- $81 million.........................
Why two slush fund accounts? Why have any slush fund accounts?
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GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
• General Activities -- $332 million................SLUSH FUND
• Real Property Activities -- $286 million.........................
• Real Property Activities -- $10 million.........................
What are Real Property Activities? Why twice? Why isn't it a General Activity?
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LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
• House of Representatives -- $1.33 billion.........................
• Architect of the Capital -- $694 million.........................
• Government Accountability Office -- $557 million...........WTF?
• Legislative Branch Boards and Commissions -- $130 million.....WTF?
• House of Representatives -- $101 million.........................
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RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD
• Railroad Retirement Board (m) -- $6.95 billion........REDUNDANT
• Railroad Retirement Board (d) -- $170 million........REDUNDANT
That's a lot of money for a crummy rail system. Twice?
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JUDICIAL BRANCH
• Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and ot...
• Unanticipated Needs -- $100 million....................RE...
• Unanticipated Needs -- $81 million.........................
Why two slush fund accounts? Why have any slush fund accounts?
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GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
• General Activities -- $332 million................SLUSH FUND
• Real Property Activities -- $286 million.........................
• Real Property Activities -- $10 million.........................
What are Real Property Activities? Why twice? Why isn't it a General Activity?
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LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
• House of Representatives -- $1.33 billion.........................
• Architect of the Capital -- $694 million.........................
• Government Accountability Office -- $557 million...........WTF?
• Legislative Branch Boards and Commissions -- $130 million.....WTF?
• House of Representatives -- $101 million.........................
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RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD
• Railroad Retirement Board (m) -- $6.95 billion........REDUNDANT
• Railroad Retirement Board (d) -- $170 million........REDUNDANT
That's a lot of money for a crummy rail system. Twice?
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JUDICIAL BRANCH
• Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and other Judicial Services -- $6.58 billion....TWICE
• Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and other Judicial Services -- $1.18 billion....TWICE
Once wasn't enough?
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COMMERCE
• Bureau of the Census -- $1.02 billion.........................
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) -- $1 billion ........REDUNDANT
• International Trade Administration -- $517 million.......FOR WHAT?
• Economic Development Administration -- $325 million.......WHAT DO THEY DO?........REDUNDANT
• Economic and Statistical Analysis -- $113 million.....WHAT DO THEY DO?
• Bureau of Industry and Security -- $111 million.....WHAT DO THEY DO?
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- $111 million.....WHAT DO THEY DO?
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) -- $100 million..TWICE
• Department Management -- $95 million.....WHAT DO THEY DO?
• Bureau of the Census -- $30 million............REDUNDANT
• Economic Development Administration -- $20 million............REDUNDANT
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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) -- $11.57 billion YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME
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INTERIOR
• National Park Service -- $289 billion..................REDU...
• National Park Service -- $395 million.........................
• Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education -- $2.5 billion
• Office of the Special Trustee for American Indians -- $152 million
• Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education -- $106 million
• National Indian Gaming Commission -- $17 million
BUREAUCRACY...............CON...
• Departmental Offices -- $2.12 billion....SLUSH FUND
• Department-Wide Programs -- $437 million.........SLUSH FUND
• Department-Wide Programs -- $911 million..........SLUSH FUND
• Bureau of Reclamation -- $1.02 billion...........REDUNDANT
• Bureau of Reclamation -- $194 million..............REDUNDANT
• United States Fish and Wildlife Services -- $1.7 billion....REDUNDANT
• United States Fish and Wildlife Services -- $996 million......REDUNDANT
• Bureau of Land Management -- $133 million .REDUNDANT
• Bureau of Land Management -- $1.13 billion..REDUNDANT
• United States Geological Survey -- $1.12 billion
• Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement -- $583 million........REDUNDANT
• Office of Surface Mining Reclamation Enforcement -- $146 million......REDUNDANT
• Insular Affairs -- $405 million.........................
• Insular Affairs -- $69 million............WTF......R...
• Office of the Solicitor -- $68 million..............REDUNDANT
• Central Utah Project -- $33 million..............WTF?
• Office of the Inspector General -- $49 million.REDUNDANT
THIS WHOLE DEPARTMENT IS A BEAN-COUNTER'S PARADISE.
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ENERGY - CUT THE ENTIRE DEPARTMENT. THEY CREATE NO ENERGY.
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JUSTICE
• Office of Justice Programs -- $7.81 billion............WTF?
• Legal Activities and U.S. Marshals -- $3.91 billion........REDUNDANT
• Legal Activities and U.S. Marshals -- $2.32 billion........REDUNDANT
• General Administration -- $2.29 billion........REDUNDANT
• Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) -- $2.01 billion........JUSTICE
• Legal Activities and U.S. Marshals -- $3.91 billion........REDUNDANT
• Legal Activities and U.S. Marshals -- $2.32 billion........REDUNDANT
• General Administration -- $2.29 billion........REDUNDANT
• Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) -- $2.01 billion........REDUNDANT
• Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) -- $1.15 billion....CUT
• Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) -- $282 million.........REDUNDANT
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STATE
• Administration of Foreign Affairs -- $14.75 billion........REDUNDANT
• Other -- $13.08 billion.........................
• International Organizations and Conferences -- $3.54 billion..............CUT 1/2
• Administration of Foreign Affairs -- $1.26 billion.............REDUNDANT
• International Commissions -- $122 million
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• Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) -- $1.15 billion
TREASURY
• Alcohol, Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau -- $510 million
• Alcohol, Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau -- $98 million
Ditch the ATF entirely.
I do agree that it's largely antiquated. We have reliable private companies for mailing parcels, email for text, and wire transfers for money. There's even e-Cards.
But it would be solvent if Congress hadn't told them they need to put away $5bill/yr, on top of their need to compete on other things forcing them to keep things at-cost.