According to the Encarta dictionary the definition of
sequestration is: “The act or process of legally confiscating
somebody’s property temporarily until a debt that person owes is
paid, a dispute is settled, or a court order obeyed.” Now, most
of us understand that the current “Sequestration” in the context
of the United States of America is centered on settling a
dispute. No matter which side of the political coin you’re on,
we most likely all would agree this is a very sorry state of
affairs. The Sequester: How We Got Wherever it is We’re At
Sequestration is actually a CR (Continuing Resolution.)
According to the glossary on the United States Senate website a
continuing resolution is defined as: Legislation in the form of
a joint resolution enacted by Congress, when the new fiscal year
is about to begin or has begun, to provide budget authority for
Federal agencies and programs to continue in operation until the
regular appropriations acts are enacted. This would seem
reasonable to most small business owne