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In a recent guest column, Concord Coalition's New England Regional Director Chase Hagaman explains why elected officials need to work in a bipartisan way to put together a plan to stabilize and begin to reduce the national debt.

A Series 25 Fiscal Lessons Learned over the course of 25 years, paving the way toward a

WASHINGTON -- The Concord Coalition is pleased that the House Budget Committee has voted to advance a budget resolution that aims to balance over 10 years, but is skeptical about the assumptions the committee makes to get there.

A Series 25 Fiscal Lessons Learned over the course of 25 years, paving the way toward a

A Series 25 Fiscal Lessons Learned over the course of 25 years, paving the way toward a

Lobbyist for financial services and business groups are putting more pressure on Congress to quickly raise the debt limit and fund the government “without drama,” according to a July 17 story in CQ Roll Call.

In an interview with Market News International (MNI), published July 12 online, The Concord Coalition’s executive director, Robert L. Bixby, discussed how Congress is likely to struggle to complete basic tasks, such as funding the federal government and raising the debt ceiling.

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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) last week published its official analysis of the president’s budget.

WASHINGTON -- This year’s reports from the trustees of Social Security and Medicare highlight the need for substantial reforms to both programs that can put them on sustainable paths while protecting other government priorities in the coming years, according to The Concord Coalition.