October 15, 2025
In response to the introduction of H.R.5755, the No Budget, No Pay Act, Concord Action Executive Director Carolyn Bourdeaux issued the following statement:
“As our national debt has now surpassed $37 trillion, and annual deficit spending is now nearing $2 trillion, fiscal responsibility must be a priority for Congress. The introduction of the No Budget, No Pay Act is an important first step in restoring discipline to the budget process by ensuring that Congress is actually doing its job. Concord Action thanks Congressman Huizenga and Congressman Peters for their leadership on this important issue.”
Last updated: October 15, 2025
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