Although the latest numbers from the Congressional Budget Office hold some good news in the short term, the long-term debt is still on an upward path and requires work. Read more at http://crfb.org/blogs/22-trillion-new-24-trillion
The Congressional Budget Office has updated its budget and economic projections. Read a quick summary here and stay tuned for more analysis.
Watch Bill Clinton and Bill Gates discuss the economy, the future and the national debt. Read a recap of the 2013 Fiscal Summit here
We gathered together all our analyses of the latest Simpson-Bowles proposal in one place. Check it out here
We examined how the latest Simpson-Bowles plan would affect discretionary spending. Read more here
Sequestration should be replaced, but not by a gimmick. Need a comprehensive plan. Read more here
We look at how the latest Simpson-Bowles plan affects the long-term debt. Read more here
Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles have released a detailed deficit reduction plan following up on the framework earlier this year. We compared it to recent budget plans from the President, Senate and House of Representatives. Read more at http://crfb.org/blogs/comparing-bipartisan-path-other-budget-proposals
And check out the new plan at http://momentoftruthproject.org/publications/bipartisan-path-forward-securing-americas-future-0
See how the federal budget will look like in 2030 under the President’s plan. Read more here
We made it past Tax Day and the President finally released his budget. Here’s a look at revenue proposals in the budget. Read more here
