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Today the House was expected to begin debating a continuing resolution (CR) to fund federal agencies for the remainder of the fiscal year. Most federal agencies are currently being funded at 2010 levels under a CR that expires March 4.The…


Using authority provided by a new House rule, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) announced last week that this fiscal year's allocation to the House Appropriations Committee would be $1.055 trillion, a cut of $35 billion below the FY…


Members of the Republican Study Committee and the Senate Steering Committee have proposed legislation to cut $2.5 trillion in spending over 10 years -- cuts that go beyond those proposed by House Republican leaders or President Obama.Non-security discretionary spending (which…


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.…


Below are several developments we have been following since the last edition of the Washington Budget Report (sign up here) was published. (more…)


Last week President Obama called for an additional $50 billion in infrastructure spending, which he argued would create jobs and help the nation to compete in the global economy. It is encouraging that the administration has said that it will…


WASHINGTON -- The Concord Coalition today called new federal budget projections an alarming reminder of the need for Washington to set better priorities and resist the temptation to dig the government into even deeper trouble with more deficit-financed spending and…


Below are several developments we have been following since the last edition of the Washington Budget Report (sign up here) was published. (more…)


Below are several developments we have been following since the last edition of the Washington Budget Report (sign up here) was published. (more…)


Last week President Obama nominated Jacob “Jack” Lew to be the new head of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), replacing Peter Orszag, who is stepping down at the end of July. OMB is primarily responsible for developing the…


Below are several developments we have been following since the last edition of the Washington Budget Report (sign up here) was published. (more…)


Congress late last week agreed to extend the so-called “Doc Fix” for five months at a cost of $6 billion. But a permanent fix would cost around $210 billion over 10 years. And the longer we wait for a permanent…

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