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CAP Takes the Spending Challenge
Read moreThe Center for American Progress recently discussed what it would take to meet the President's fiscal goal of a primary balance in 2015, or finding... -
‘Line’ Items: Derby Edition
Read moreSuper Saver Cashes In – Those who couldn’t resist the irony of betting it all on a horse named Super Saver were rewarded handsomely on Saturday as the... -
Does the Health Care Bill Cost More Than We Thought?
Read moreLast week the Office of the Medicare Chief Actuary came out with their " Estimated Effects of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act," as... -
Plenty of 'Hues and Cries' Here
Read moreIn an article today from Huffington Post, Hue and Cry, Former South Carolina Senator Fritz Hollings takes aim at organizations, experts, and... -
Blue Dog Demands May Hinder House Budget Resolution
Read moreThe Blue Dog coalition is pushing for further spending cuts beyond what is in the President’s and Senate’s budget proposals. -
Improper Payments Are a Start--But Cuts Must Go Deeper
Read moreIn an OMBlog today, OMB director Peter Orszag applauded the House's passage of the Improper Payments Elimination and Recovery Act. Improper payments... -
'The Most Predictable Economic Crisis We've Ever Had'
Read moreConcluding earlier this afternoon, the inaugural meeting of the President's National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform laid the... -
Webcast: Debt Commission Kicks Off First Meeting
Read moreThe President's National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform kicks off today with its first meeting to discuss the country's long-term... -
‘Line’ Items: Draft Edition
Read moreBudget Resolution Drafted – The NFL isn’t the only entity that made key decisions for the future last week. On Thursday the Senate Budget Committee... -
Where the Treasury Stands with GM, Chrysler, and AIG
Read moreGM has been getting some prominent press coverage over the past few days, following their repayment of $4.7 billion to the Treasury on Tuesday. The... -
You Say You Want a Resolution
Read moreThe Senate Budget Committee yesterday approved of a fiscal year 2011 budget proposal by a largely party line 12-10 vote, setting up a heated floor... -
Chairman's Mark Reduces Deficit More Than President's Budget
Read moreYesterday the Senate Budget Committee chairman Kent Conrad (D-ND) released some highlights of his FY2011 budget blueprint, or Chairman's Mark...