…to destroy entire civilizations, unleashes chaos in the Middle East while violating Congressional war powers, aggressively insults the Pope of the Catholic Church and sends out artistic renderings online likening…

…when you have congressional and Supreme Court majorities who do not believe in democracy, who, for whatever reasons, say our way or we shall tear the house down.  Not since…

…hypothetical congressional district in a hypothetical State, subjected to a redistricting scheme. The example is admittedly stylized, but in its essence simulates the dispute before us, and clarifies the immense…

…mandatory funding provided in the 2022 reconciliation act (Public Law 117-169). The Congressional Budget Office report describes how funding for the IRS affects CBO’s baseline projections of revenues and how the CBO…

…in Saturday delivery is the result of a requirement to pre fund retiree health care for 75 years, or for the new hires of 2053. Similarly Congressional restrictions on Social…

…buck from the Federal government to other stakeholders would solve diddly squat. Second, Congressional Democrats, in turn, have emerged from nearly four years of budgetary silence with their own ideological…

…wealthiest Americans and that is designed to promote economic growth. That means that the things like CPI that Republican leaders have pushed hard for will only be accepted if congressional…

…or car loan, and not having your utilities cut off. What this has to do with balancing the federal budget, I wouldn’t know. But next time the congressional Republicans refuse…

…by their victims to recover their losses. Other Congressional measures and Court decisions tilted the legal and political playing fields further away from citizens to favor corporations and wealthy oligarchs….

…Congressional Progressive Caucus’s proposed fiscal plan, written “by people hermetically sealed in the house of government”. Unlike, say, the Ryan plan, written by Paul Ryan, who has spent most of…