May 13, 2011 | Blog Paper Press Release
Rep. Quigley Gets Really Specific
Building on a report he made last year on budget process reform, Rep.
House of Representatives
There's a New Cap in Town
Yesterday, Rep.
May 11, 2011 | Blog Paper Press Release | Economics| Budgets & Projections| Budget Process| Social Security| Taxes
Between the ‘Line’s: Meetings, Plans, Halfsies and One Cent
No Deficit of Talk – At least there no longer is a deficit of discussion when it comes to our fiscal situation.
‘Line’ Items: May Flowers Edition
What Will Bloom This Month? – In April we were showered with fiscal policy developments: namely, a last-minute FY 2011 budget deal; a deluge of...
‘Line’ Items: Two Weddings and a Burial Edition
Wedding Vows and Vows Kept – Last week the royal wedding in England between William and Kate garnered a great deal of attent
‘Line’ Items: Tax Day Edition
Happy Tax Day – Today is about the consequences of procrastination for the great many waiting until the last minute to file
Giving Taxpayers a Receipt
Just in time for Tax Day on Monday, the White House website has launched a taxpayer re
Rep. Cooper Withdraws Amendment, but Effort Was Not in Vain
Last night, Congressman Jim Cooper (D-TN) withdrew from consideration his
Finally, We Have a Budget for This Year
The House and Senate today approved of legislation funding the federal government for the rest of the fiscal year, ratifying the
