Originally Posted by Crazy_Nate

It depends on how the money is spent / allocated and what has been already planned for the rest of the fiscal year. I mean, it's the government, nothing is simple.

There are a lot of smaller agencies that are out of the public eye. Which is bad for them. If sequestration happens and there is public unrest, things may be "rolled back", obviously starting with those in the public eye...

I am a contractor that provides service to one of those agencies - I think we're going to get completely screwed, while others will get off free.