By
Nora Ranney
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit,
Education,
Health Care,
Military & Security,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net,
Taxes & Revenue,
Transparency & Data
Please mark your calendars and join us for an engaging discussion on the challenges and opportunities that lay ahead.
By
Lindsay Koshgarian
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Debt & Deficit,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net
A balanced budget amendment was, is, and will remain a really, really bad idea.
By
Jasmine Tucker
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit,
Education,
Health Care,
Military & Security,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net,
Taxes & Revenue
In an upcoming webinar, we'll explain the differences between major budget proposals and share information about how you can influence the budget to shift our nation’s priorities.
By
Lindsay Koshgarian
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit,
Education,
Health Care,
Military & Security,
Taxes & Revenue
Today President Obama will give his final State of the Union address. A look back at seven years of president's budgets and our predictions about what you'll hear tonight.
By
Lindsay Koshgarian
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit,
Military & Security,
Taxes & Revenue
It might take more than one year to get there, but here’s where we need to head in 2016.
By
Lindsay Koshgarian
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit
We’re all familiar with making New Year’s resolutions and not keeping them.
By
Lindsay Koshgarian
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit,
Military & Security
If you were President Obama, would you sign this budget deal?
By
Lindsay Koshgarian
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Debt & Deficit
The U.S. is expected to reach the debt ceiling in just 18 days, on November 3.
By
Jasmine Tucker
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit,
Education,
Health Care,
Military & Security,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net,
Taxes & Revenue
Check out our new Competing Visions analysis that examines how the major budget proposals stack up against Americans' priorities on 15 major issues including job creation, education, war spending, and taxes.
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Lindsay Koshgarian
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit
The debt ceiling suspension ends March 15, 2015. It’s unclear exactly when the money will run out, but sooner or later, lawmakers will have to deal with it.