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The House and Senate last week approved Republican 2016 budget blueprints that promise a balanced budget within 10 years, call for higher defense spending and envision repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The plans, however, rely on some gimmicks and…


Last week the House overwhelmingly approved (392-37) a bipartisan plan to repeal Medicare’s flawed Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) payment formula for physician services. To avoid having to fully offset the cost, however, the House waived statutory “pay-as-you-go” (PAYGO) rules. The…


This week the House of Representatives is poised to vote on a legislative package that would permanently change how physicians are paid in Medicare. The legislation would eliminate the need for annual “doc fixes” -- a more than decade-long ritual…


Twenty-one percent of Americans are planning to work their entire lives, according to a recent survey by the Pew Charitable Trusts. The household survey found that in addition to those who said they had no plans to retire, 53 percent…


The economy is growing, health care inflation has slowed and the federal deficit has dropped in recent years. Yet the federal budget remains on an unsustainable path -- and two men who represented New Hampshire in Congress in the 1990s…


The House and Senate Budget Committees passed proposed budgets last week but infighting over defense spending has left Republican leaders scrambling to solidify support for the plans. Both budgets promise to reduce and eventually end deficits over the next decade…


House and Senate Republicans this week are unveiling separate budget plans for Fiscal 2016, emphasizing the need for deficit reduction but also showing some differences that could complicate this year’s appropriations work. The House plan, released Tuesday, calls for $5.6…


With less than three months before the highway bill enacted last July expires, Congress must move quickly to agree on a reliable source of revenue for the transportation program. The Highway Trust Fund has historically operated on a “user pays”…


Deficits would total $6 trillion over the next 10 years under President Obama’s proposed Fiscal 2016 budget, according to the Congressional Budget Office. While still troubling, that would be $1.2 trillion lower than CBO’s recently updated projections under current law.…


Former U.S. congressmen William H. Zeliff (R-N.H.) and Richard N. Swett (D-N.H.) revisited their time on Capitol Hill when they spoke to the Manchester Rotary Club last week on a familiar topic: Fixing the federal budget. While representing different parties,…


In less than three months, the highway bill enacted last July will expire and the program’s trust fund will face imminent depletion. (more…)


More than five months into Fiscal 2015, the House last week finally approved Homeland Security funding for the rest of the year, giving up on efforts to include provisions to block President Obama’s immigration policies. The 257-167 vote came after…

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