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Congress still has not passed a budget resolution or any of the 12 appropriations bills for the current fiscal year, and its Continuing Resolution expires Dec. 3. Another item of unfinished business: Deciding whether to extend the Bush tax cuts…


The Senate has finally approved President Obama's nomination of Jack Lew to head the Office of Management and Budget. Sen. Mary Landrieu had held up the nomination since September because she objected to administration policies on oil and gas drilling.Having…


The Government Accountability Office has issued a new analysis of the long-term fiscal outlook. Under a scenario with realistic assumptions about revenues and spending, GAO projected that by 2020, debt held by the public as a share of GDP would…


A bipartisan panel offered a plan last week to curb federal deficits through a mix of spending caps, tax reform, changes in Social Security and Medicare. For a short-term economic boost, the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Debt Reduction Task Force, chaired…


After visiting cities across the country this fall, The Concord Coalition’s Fiscal Solutions Tour wrapped up for the year on President Obama’s home turf in Chicago last week. The tour's policy experts outlined the country’s deteriorating fiscal situation, underscoring the…


Congress has established the maximum amount of debt the government can issue. Unless it is raised, this statutory debt limit of $14.294 trillion will soon be exceeded. At the end of October, debt subject to this limit was just $677…


In addition to the President’s fiscal commission, another bipartisan group has been at work this year on federal budget recommendations. This panel, the Bipartisan Policy Center’s Debt Reduction Task Force, plans to release its final report on Wednesday.The task force…


The problem with campaign rhetoric is that you’re stuck with it if you win. The danger is that people might just believe you can really do all the wondrous things you promise and if you don’t deliver, they get angry.…


Intergenerational fairness was in the spotlight recently as The Concord Coalition’s Fiscal Solutions Tour arrived at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. In two programs on Oct. 22, tour speakers encouraged college students as well as older Americans to become…


By the end of the week, the political landscape in Washington will have changed. We will have a new Congress and attention will quickly turn to the 2012 presidential contest. Yet, regardless of who ends up in charge of Congress,…


College students around Wisconsin heard different perspectives on the federal budget this month at a forum that featured two members of President Obama’s fiscal commission: U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, ranking Republican on the House Budget Committee, and Andy Stern, former…


As the chair of The Concord Coalition’s Youth Advisory Board, I am always looking for opportunities to highlight why issues of fiscal sustainability and entitlement reform most significantly impact today’s young Americans and future generations. So when Sara Imhof, Concord’s…

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