Our Unsustainable Debt
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America’s national debt is now over $40 trillion. That’s more than $117,000 for every person in America. Learn how we got here and where we are headed if we don’t act now.
The Latest
As Maine’s U.S. Senate candidates begin a series of debates this week, Concord Action is urging U.S. Sen. Susan Collins and former state Sen. Troy Jackson to address the national debt, affordability and the future of Social Security. “Maine voters are choosing a senator whose six-year term will run straight through Social Security’s projected 2032 trust fund depletion,” said Carolyn Bourdeaux, executive director of Concord Action. “The fiscal challenges facing our nation are much too urgent to ignore. With Social…
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Concord Action: With Four Weeks to Election Day, Voters “Care Deeply” About Fiscal Issues
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ICYMI: Who Dropped the Ball on the $40 Trillion Debt?
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The New Fiscal Year Begins With $40 Trillion Debt
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The New Buyers of U.S. Debt: Why Treasury Ownership Matters More Than Ever
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ICYMI: Carolyn Bourdeaux Tells Marketplace Higher Interest Rates Could Add Trillions to National Debt
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House Budget Committee Hearing (9.21.26)
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Carolyn Bourdeaux Op-ed: Republicans talk about the national debt. It’s up to progressives to fix it.
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AI’s Fiscal Impact Is Flying Under the Radar
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Concord Action: “Checks for Votes is Among Worst Uses of Money We Don’t Have”
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The Concord Coalition Debt Clock Tour Rolls Through North Carolina
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How Does Inflation Impact the Bond Market
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Concord Action Advisors Say New Hampshire Candidates Should Tell Voters How They Would Confront $40 Trillion Debt
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Fiscal Experts to Tackle Health Care Costs and $40 Trillion National Debt at Emory
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Concord to Congress on Another CR: “Stop Punting on Second Down, Do Your Job!”
Who We Are
Concord Action
Concord Action is a growing grassroots movement of Americans who care deeply about our economy and fiscal outlook. Our supporters worry that America’s unsustainable national debt is contributing to inflation, driving higher interest rates, threatening our security and creating an unfair burden for our future. We believe we must change course before our country is bankrupt.
Stand with us to demand lawmakers stop adding to our unsustainable debt.
