…out warnings and hope something sticks? What are they tossing…mud, hopefully. Time quotes McCain on the new budget: “The Congressional Budget Office report proves that the Administration has indeed engaged…

…10% of the federal budget to 5%. Foreign aid is currently about 1% of the federal budget so the respondents wanted to cut it to five times the current level….

…her Social Security disability case. The Social Security Administration (SSA)—which touches the lives of virtually every American—was once touted as the preeminent can-do agency. But budget cuts, staff reductions and…

…each year since FY 2001, the budget would be out of the red next year and would yield a surplus of $58 billion instead of a $354 billion deficit,” says…

…Josh Bolton said on July 14, 2005: Since last February, when we released the 2006 Budget, the Nation’s fiscal outlook has improved dramatically. The U.S. budget deficit is falling, and…

…funded from the rest of the budget, and because the purpose of this exercise is to focus on the future imbalances in the rest of the federal budget, which dwarf…

Apparently, Donald Marron testified to the Senate Budget Committee yesterday – and if the account I’m being told is true, I have a lot more respect for Senator Judd Gregg…

…Congressional Budget Office. “Comparing Budgetary and Trust Fund Measures of the Outlook for Social Security and Medicare“, Congressional Budget Office. …among numerous, numerous others. When will it actually be time…

…letting tax breaks expire, Treasury Secretary John Snow said Tuesday. “You’ll see the administration press awfully hard to contain spending,” Snow told reporters at a briefing. The administration’s budget proposal…

…you. For example, the Congressional Budget Office, in it’s August 2002 Budget and Economic Outlook — written before the 2003 tax cuts had even been proposed — expected $2.224 trillion…