Judd Gregg, Kent Conrad Push Massive Tax Increases in Lame Duck Session
By: Brian Faughnan (Diary) | July 28th at 12:00 PM |
Cross-posted from Liberty Central. Obviously, balancing the federal budget is a worthy goal – an extremely important one, in fact. Congress has massively increased spending, to the point that the United States is projected to run inordinately high deficits for years to come. The problem is one of historic proportions. It would be a welcome change if this Congress were to consider a package of | Read More »
Signs of Health Care Progress
By: Brian Faughnan (Diary) | August 15th at 09:48 AM |
A quick survey of today’s news brings some encouraging signs for those who support choice in health care. First, CNN reports that Nancy Pelosi’s most trusted ally has moved dramatically off message: Speaking in Bentleyville, Pennsylvania, Murtha said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wanted a health-care bill passed before the current August recess. “She said we’re going to have it before we left,” Murtha said. “We | Read More »
The Phony Democrat Budget
By: Brian Faughnan (Diary) | March 25th at 09:45 PM |
Congressman Paul Ryan, the senior Republican on the House Budget Committe, today laid out the problems with the House Democrat Budget Resolution:
So Much for Obama’s ‘Honest Budget’
By: Brian Faughnan (Diary) | March 20th at 11:50 AM |
This seems to be more than a rounding error: U.S. Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad said on Thursday he expects federal deficit spending will be about $1.6 trillion greater over the next ten years than President Barack Obama’s budget plan forecasts. Obama submitted his budget outline to Congress last month which forecast almost $7 trillion in deficits through 2019, however a worsening economic picture | Read More »