There was a small sequester back in the mid-1980s, shortly after the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings law was enacted.
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In 1987, Congress fixed the triggering mechanism and restored the sequester in Gramm-Rudman II.
In the Turin Olympics four years ago, Shelley Rudman's silver, also in skeleton, was Britain's sole medal.
Rachel Rudman, a mom of two and a pediatric occupational therapist in Cedarhurst, NY, supports this approach.
Rudman was carrying two folders of papers as she arrived at the committee office, but made no comment.
The first round of cuts under Gramm-Rudman weren't so devastating that Congress and the president rushed to repeal them.
Warren Rudman, R-New Hampshire, and Gary Hart, D-Colorado, and includes former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Georgia, among its members.
The Rudman inquiry began after Boeing was found to have acquired 25, 000 confidential documents from its rival, Lockheed Martin.
Ask Gary Hart and Warren Rudman what they think they'll be known for.
In 1985, the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Deficit Reduction Act (GRHDRA) created the notion of sequestration.
Senator WARREN RUDMAN (Republican, New Hampshire): In the final analysis they do have a way, although it may be cumbersome and difficult.
Former New Hampshire senator and McCain co-chair Warren Rudman was more cynical in an appearance on CBS' "Face the Nation" on Sunday.
Indeed, it was last adopted, with some success, when it was part of the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act (1985).
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And to make sure the formula is successful, it should be enforced by automatic spending cuts, similar to the old Gramm-Rudman-Hollings sequester provision.
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Great Britain were led in by skeleton slider Shelley Rudman resplendent in a white jacket and navy blue trousers and a red beret.
But it also could mean something akin to the old Gramm-Rudman-Hollings law, but intelligently revised to focus on annual spending rather than annual deficits.
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White House legislative liaison Mara Rudman, accompanied by at least one White House lawyer, delivered the documents to the House International Relations Committee Friday morning.
Balanced-budget rules not linked to expenditure limits, such as America's Gramm-Rudman-Hollings act of 1985 and the European Union's Stability and Growth Pact, have been less successful.
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No panel of speakers, though, more epitomized the current conflict than the panel with Gingrich, former Senate Democratic leader Tom Daschle and former Republican Senator Warren Rudman.
And sometime in late 2012 those automatic spending cuts will go the way of Gramm Rudman and all other past congressional attempts to force itself into fiscal prudence.
"The cutting edge of wealth-transfer planning is mostly being done for entrepreneurs, " says Stephen Kenney, director of client strategies for Pell Rudman, a private wealth manager in Boston.
In early October, Ambassador Alan Wendt of the State Department and the director of the Defense Technology Security Agency, William Rudman, made an important tour of European capitals.
The first Gramm-Rudman sequester took effect on March 1, 1986.
"If we have a disaster -- and we think it is quite probable in the next 20-25 years -- we're not prepared to deal with it, " Rudman told CNN.
Art Thiel, a Post-Intelligencer alum and sports radio talk show host, founded the site along with Steve Rudman, another former Post-Intelligencer scribe who was also once research director at ESPN.
Yet a Democratic Congress and a Republican White House came together to replace that sequester with spending cuts in fiscal years 1988 and 1989 that were larger than those called for by Gramm-Rudman II.
"It's my view that he is running for the reform party nomination for one reason and one reason alone: money -- a great deal of federal matching money which he would get, " Rudman said.
Modeled after a similar provision in the successful Gramm-Rudman-Hollings law of the 1980s, this sequester puts real teeth in the CAP Act and ensures that the burden of government spending actually would be reduced.
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As McCain approached Super Tuesday, he sometimes ticked off a list of Republican elders who are backing him: former New Hampshire Senator Warren Rudman, former Tennessee Senator Howard Baker, former Missouri Senator Jack Danforth, Senator Pete Domenici, of New Mexico.
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