Was alerted to this substack post going back in history to efforts in federal budgeting and spending.
As I commented, I didn't follow some of the argument, but it triggered memories. Back in the old days ASCS could use CCC funds as a piggy bank and its status to bypass some restrictions. For example, if we had a rush print job for program signup involving the notices of bases and yields and the signup form, the print branch could justify bypassing the Government Printing Office's rules by claiming the material was to implement CCC programs, enabling them to go directly to a printer.
Details of interest only to oddball types like moi.
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