The numbers clearly show how states like Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana won't be spared from the Trump/Musk budget-cuts.

The charts below are based on information from the Congressional Budget Office, which does nonpartisan analysis for Congress.

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Otherwise, the government will shut down. Seamus P. Daniels is a fellow for Defense Budget Analysis in the Defense and Security Department at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in ...

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