The Mountineer published this guest column based on a recent blog post by Steve Winn, communications director for The Concord Coalition.
A last-minute Republican plan to extend certain tax breaks and create some new ones appears to face dim prospects this month.
It didn’t take long for reality to sour the victory celebrations of Wisconsin’s winning congressional candidates.
Having entered the White House in the midst of the Great Recession, then President Obama spent much of his time in office trying to deal with the weakened economy.
Returning to Washington this week, Congress and President Trump face a pile of leftover budget work that they should try to complete with a greater sense of fiscal responsibility than the
The Treasury Department’s final report for Fiscal Year 2018, showing a 17 percent ($113 billion) jump in the deficit, has drawn new attention to the nation’s worsening fiscal position and
Concord’s National Field Director, Phil Smith, will speak to the Atlanta Electrical Contractors Association. He will deliver Concord’s federal budget Chart Talk presentation. The event will take place at The Georgian Club in Atlanta.
For more information, contact Phil at 404-354-7445 or at [email protected].
Attendance is open to members and guests of the association.
With the federal deficit projected to exceed $1 trillion in Fiscal 2020, many economists worry that Washington’s heavy borrowing to cut taxes and increase spending could make it more diff
Concord's New Hampshire State Director, Tyler Sweeney, conducts a Chart Talk presentation to Dover Rotary Club Members.
New England Regional Director, Chase Hagaman, and New Hampshire State Director, Tyler Sweeney, to conduct "Principles & Priorities" budget exercise with students at Winnacunnet High School.