Concord Coalition Outlines Criteria for Evaluating President Bush's Fiscal Year 2007 Budget

WASHINGTON -- Today, The Concord Coalition issued its preview of the President's budget: “The Seven Signs of Fiscal Sense: ...

The CBO January Baseline: A Deceptively Benign Outlook

The outlook for the federal budget is deceptively benign under the January 2006 baseline assumptions of the Congressional Budget Office ...

Concord Coalition Says That New CBO Projections Demonstrate the Need for Hard Choices

WASHINGTON -- The Concord Coalition said today that new projections by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) clearly demonstrate ...

Seven Signs of Fiscal Sense: Criteria for Evaluating Budget Plans

Seven Signs of Fiscal Sense: Analysis of Congressional Actions by The Concord Coalition

Concord Coalition Releases "Seven Signs of Fiscal Sense"; Says Congress Should Quit While It's Ahead on the Deficit

WASHINGTON -- With Congress nearing completion of the fiscal year 2006 spending "reconciliation" bill, The Concord Coalition said ...

Concord Coalition Unveils Portable Debt Clock

WASHINGTON, DC – With the National Debt now exceeding $8 trillion and Congress debating proposals to add to ...

Concord Coalition Leaders Call for a Realistic Deficit Reduction Plan

WASHINGTON -- In a full-page statement in this Sunday's New York Times (December 11, 2005), ...

Concord Coalition Names Ed Lorenzen Aa Policy Director

WASHINGTON -- The Concord Coalition announced today that Ed Lorenzen has been hired to become the organization's Policy Director. ...

Concord Coalition Says Congress Should Use Spending and Tax Cut "Reconciliation" Package to Reduce the Deficit

WASHINGTON -- With critical decisions now pending on the fiscal year 2006 spending and tax cut “reconciliation” bills, The ...

Concord Coalition Calls for "Pork" Rescission and Tax Cut Freeze in Response to Katrina

WASHINGTON -- With President Bush promising to respond to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina by launching “one of ...

CBO August Update: A little good news and a lot of red ink