National Priorities Project offers four detailed analyses of President Obama’s $3.7 trillion budget for Fiscal Year 2012 focused on: expenditures, revenue and deficits, the impact of federal spending on the states and a detailed FY2012 budget overview with a selection of actual and projected revenue and spending charts.

Findings include:

* Deficits are more about revenues than spending

* The recession is a major contributor to the near-term growth of mandatory spending

* More jobs, more growth projected

* Domestic programs capped and cut

* Defense spending experiences slowed growth

* The economy demands the continued evolution of healthcare policy

* Changes to federal aid-to-states (data for 33 programs available and downloadable)

via President Obama’s 2012 Budget: In-Depth Analysis.