Wednesday Q + A With Robert Bixby
December 12, 2018The National Journal (Subscription Required)
Q: What is the outlook for reducing the deficit in the new Congress?
Fiscal Responsibility
Expert Panel Discusses Fiscal Solutions
December 07, 2018A recent panel discussion in Washington underscored the fiscal and economic challenges facing the country but also pointed towards possible solutions and ways to protect the country now a
Remembering McCain, a Straight-Talking Hero
December 03, 2018During the latest edition of Facing the Future Steve Duprey, a longtime friend of the late Senator John McCain, discu
More Deficit-Financed Tax Cuts Would Be Irresponsible
December 03, 2018A last-minute Republican plan to extend certain tax breaks and create some new ones appears to face dim prospects this month.
Chart Talk with Northside Atlanta Kiwanis Club
Nov. 29, 2018, 12:00pm
Address:
Second-Ponce de Leon Baptist Church
2715 Peachtree Rd NE
Free
Concord Coalition's National Political Director will be presenting The Concord Coalition's Chart Talk to the northside Atlanta Kiwanis Club.
Dear Winning Candidates: Welcome Back to a Daunting Deficit
November 14, 2018Wisconsin State Journal
It didn’t take long for reality to sour the victory celebrations of Wisconsin’s winning congressional candidates.
Congress Must Come to Terms With Fiscal Challenges
November 07, 2018Seacoastonline.com
Seacoastonline.com published a recent blog post by Concord Coalition Executive Director Robert L.
CEO's Simple Fix: Reform Spending and Revenue
November 05, 2018Politicians do not want to address the nation’s debt issues because that would require both tax increases and reductions in spending on entitlement programs, said David Cote, former CEO o
Election Winners Must Come to Grips With Fiscal Challenges
November 05, 2018Congressional candidates have said little, if anything, about the federal government’s deteriorating finances.
Unlike in Past, a Divided Government Won't Be Good for the Budget, Experts Say
October 29, 2018The Washington Times
From the budget deals in the 1990s to the “sequester” spending caps passed in 2011, divided government has been relatively good for Washington’s bottom line.