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Senators Concede Feeling Pressure on Deficit Issue
WASHINGTON - The Democratic chairman of the Senate Budget Committee says if members of a Senate deficit group fail to come to grips soon with the deficit problem, "we won't be relevant to this discussion." But North Dakota's Kent Conrad declined in an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press" to say specifically where the...
Obama: 'Change Turned Out to Be a Lot Tougher Than Expected'
SAN FRANCISCO -- President Barack Obama told supporters on Thursday he is pressing ahead with his agenda in a difficult political environment in Washington and that "change turned out to be a lot tougher than expected." Obama addressed about 200 people who paid up to $35,800 apiece for the fundraiser at a San Francisco...
Obama Calls GOP Medicare, Spending Plan 'Radical'
PALO ALTO, Calif. -- President Barack Obama declared Wednesday that congressional Republicans are pushing a radical plan to trim Medicare and Medicaid, ramping up the rhetoric before a friendly Facebook crowd at the headquarters of the popular social networking site. Still, as Obama and Congress approach crucial decisions...
Obama's Pulpit Is Bully, but GOP Keeps Charging
WASHINGTON -- Running for re-election, President Barack Obama is employing powers not available to his Republican challengers. Just this week he's holding town halls in three states, arriving in grand style on Air Force One and granting coveted interviews to local TV news anchors. He doesn't have the field entirely to...
Obama Assesses GOP Budget: 'Wrong for America'
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama is promoting his new deficit-reduction plan by drawing sharp contrasts with a House Republican budget that he says offers a vision that "is wrong for America." In his weekly radio and Internet address Saturday, Obama contended that Republicans want to dismantle venerable safety net...
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Budget Leaks Forced Successive U-Turns, Says Treasury Committee Chair Andrew Tyrie
A series of government U-turns on proposals set out in this year's Budget has made it harder for future chancellors to stick to their plans, the chair of the Commons Treasury committee has said.
December Surprise? From Rubin to Pelosi, Wall Street & DC Dems Push Post-Election Austerity
On a recent Meet the Press face-off between Democrats and Republicans, a politician claimed we urgently need to cut government spending.
Marcelo Giugale: A Latin Solution to an African Problem
Fifteen years ago, Mexico did something that, until then, only rich countries had dared to do -- it began to transfer cash directly to its poor.
How to Retire With the Same Income You Have Now
On May 1, the Social Security Administration replaced its physically mailed annual benefits statement with an online system at www.ssa.gov that provides you with the same information.
Dick Simpson: Legislature's Decisions Have Local Impact
This column originally appeared in the "Chicago Journal."
Public finance News From the Web
- 06/01/12 Rainy day fund legislation advances in La. House Source: Louisiana News-Star - Monroe LA A proposal to use $205 million from Louisiana's "rainy day" fund to offset a deficit in this year's budget is advancing to the full House for debate.
- 06/01/12 A Compromise That's Better Than Eurobonds? Source: InvestorPlace If any word in the English language seems to give Angela Merkel hives, it's this: eurobonds.
- 06/01/12 KZN overspends, but manages surplus Source: IOL Despite overspending by some R360 million, KwaZulu-Natal's provincial government still managed to end the 2011/12 financial year with a budget surplus.
- 06/01/12 N.J. must be realistic on pension fund returns Source: Stateline.org Gov. Chris Christie and Democratic leaders are understandably proud of the pension and health reforms passed last summer.
- 06/01/12 Unlike Obama, Scott Walker delivers Source: Stateline.org Starting Wednesday, most of the folks I know in Wisconsin will be looking forward to a well-earned respite from what seems like a permanent campaign.
Background on Public finance
Public finance is the study of the role of the government in the economy.
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