Spending Reform in Congress?

Seems the Democrat majority in Congress wants to make a few repairs:

Incoming House and Senate Appropriations Committee Chairmen David Obey, D-Wis., and Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., promised to pass a continuing resolution (CR) for the rest of fiscal 2007 (which ends next September) to keep spending levels where they are now. What this means is that the incoming 110th Congress, if Obey and Byrd succeed in their pledge, will not pass the remaining appropriations bills but will keep non-defense departments and agencies on a CR spending hold through the entire fiscal year.

("The remaining appropriations bills" were the pork-stuffed Pubbie slobberings...)

HT: Betsy's Page