Obama’s Solution To Deficit: Spending Cuts, Tax Increases, Few Specifics, But A Clear Roadmap For 2012
President Obama’s budget speech was light on specifics, but that’s because it was really the opening salvo of the 2012 campaign.
Sweet Deals: Tax Package Set for Senate Vote
The Senate has constructed the legislation to correspond to the Obama-McConnell deal, sweeteners and all.
Super-Majority Requirements and Fiscal Outcomes (Tax Compromise Edition)
The pending compromise between the two parties on taxes and other policies underscores the fact that enhanced minority power (in this case, the filibuster power) helps contribute to fiscal irresponsibility.
Obama’s Sister Souljah Moment?
President Obama’s press conference yesterday, bitterly railing against Democrats in the Congress for being “purist” and “sanctimonious,” is brilliant triangulation.
How Would I Solve the Deficit
Here’s my plan for creating a budget surplus of $126 billion by 2015 and $592 billion by 2030.
White House Considers Tax Cuts for Business
Facing a difficult economy and a very bad November, the Obama administration is considering a tax cut proposal to spur hiring.
