FY 2011 Budget
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Deadlines Are Made To Be Broken
Read moreHere's a good one for you: Using the House legislative calendar as a guide, as of March 10, Congress will have 16 legislative days to enact a budget...
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More Analysis of the President's Budget
Read moreOn Friday, the Congressional Budget Office released its Preliminary Analysis of the President’s Budget. (Last week we offered a few graphs and a short...
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‘Line’ Items: Oscars Edition
Read moreTemporary Tax Extensions Avoid “The Hurt Locker” – The Senate passed H.R. 4691, a 30-day extension of several expired tax breaks and unemployment and...
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CBO Releases its Preliminary Analysis of the President's Budget
Read moreThis afternoon CBO released its preliminary analysis of the President’s Budget, projecting a significantly worse fiscal situation than the...
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‘Line’ Items: A Lonely Road, Paying for Jobs
Read moreHighway to Nowhere – Sen. Jim Bunning (R-KY) has blocked a vote on temporarily extending unemployment and COBRA benefits, the Medicare “doc fix” as...
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CBO/JCT Reports Roundup
Read moreA number of very interesting and relevant government reports came out the week of February 22, 2010.
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Budget Reform Proposals in the President's FY 2011 Budget
Read moreAlthough our initial analysis of the President's Budget focused on his ten-year budget plan, the Budget itself includes much, much more. Nestled in...
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Stimulus Proposals in the President's Budget
Read moreIn the budget released last week, the President outlined his vision for additional economic stimulus. Included in his proposal was $76 billion over 11...
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Does the President's Budget Increase the Deficit or Reduce It? (The Answer Depends on Your Baseline)
Read moreAccording to Obama Administraton, the President's FY2011 reduces the ten-year deficit by $2.1 trillion; or $1.2 trillion if the savings from the Iraq...
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What Will the Budget Look Like in 2020?
Read moreIn our Analysis of the President's FY 2011 Budget, we discussed that, if the President's proposals were enacted, spending would grow to $5.7 trillion...
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Can Anyone Clip Byrd Scholarships' Wings?
Read moreOnce again, a president is trying to get rid of a “small” scholarship program tucked away in the Department of Education. And once again, the attempt...