The 10-year projection is irrelevant, the chance of them sticking to the plan over that time frame is zero. May 16 (Reuters) — A hard-won budget deal that was touted as the biggest domestic spending cut in U.S. history when it passed Congress last month will actually cause the government to spend $3.2 billion more … Continue reading CBO Report: Obama-Boehner Spending Cut Deal Will Actually Increase Spending $3.2 Billion…