There Is a National Emergency, But We’re Ignoring It
February 20, 2019The crucial thing to recognize about the $22 trillion debt is that its size in dollar terms is not as important as the fact that it is on an unsustainable track.
The crucial thing to recognize about the $22 trillion debt is that its size in dollar terms is not as important as the fact that it is on an unsustainable track.
Last week the national debt hit $22 trillion and the president declared an emergency.
Too bad the two things were not related.
On the latest Facing the Future program, Concord Coalition Executive Director
KCUR's "Up to Date" program, hosted by Steve Kraske, featured an interview Tuesday with Robert L. Bixby, executive director of The Concord Coalition.
The Keene Sentinel has published this guest
During the latest edition of Facing the Future Steve Duprey, a longtime friend of the late Senator John McCain, discu
The nonpartisan Concord Coalition, a nationwide fiscal policy organization, issued a statement last month about the alarming deficit increase.
America’s deteriorating public credit is the cold-button issue of the 2018 midterms. With rare bipartisanship, Democrats and Republicans compete to pretend that the country isn’t going broke. . .
“Most people recognize the fact that we have a major challenge in America today,” says Shai Akabas of the
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