Congress faces a series of fiscal deadlines this year that will force lawmakers to act on critical matters. See more deadlines at https://t.co/amz70PhDRF.
Hot off the presses: Our full analysis of today's CBO budget outlook. One tidbit: CBO projects the deficit will total $2.3 trillion (10.3% of GDP) in 2021, fall to a low of $905 billion (3.6%) in 2024, and grow to $1.9 trillion (5.7%) in 2031 https://t.co/d3AZ1OvrYY.
From our preliminary look at the new CBO budget baseline:
National debt will be slightly lower than projected late last year, but will still reach a record of 107% of GDP by 2031 https://t.co/lWoLd0cjeJ.
Stay tuned for a deeper dive later today.
Have you RSVPd for our timely virtual event Thursday featuring experts discussing budget reconciliation? If not, register now. RSVP form and details at https://t.co/ljtY9NrXaL.
The federal budget deficit widened to $738 billion in the first four months of the fiscal year, up $348 billion from the same period last year, the Congressional Budget Office estimated https://t.co/lN6hBeZRel
Budget reconciliation is in the spotlight. What can be done through it? What can't? We're hosting an expert virtual panel discussion THIS THURSDAY featuring our @MarcGoldwein, @econwonk of @ThirdWayEcon and @FiatSlugz of @ConcordC. Learn more & RSVP today https://t.co/ljtY9Namjd.
NEW: #FixUS brought together former members of Congress, cabinet secretaries, governors, and ambassadors representing nearly 1,000 years of public service to answer the question, Why is governing no longer good politics? See their thoughts in our new paper https://t.co/Fl3k22WC9b
Want to know what's in the latest #COVID19 relief bill and what it could mean for you? Register for Thursday's webinar to find out https://t.co/PfHyjuOcZ2.
The deadline to avoid a government shutdown is Dec. 28. POTUS must sign the omnibus or something else must pass before then.
We have what you need to know about shutdowns https://t.co/v2dig1YAAJ.
How do a broken federal budget process and rising national debt tie into a dysfunctional government? Watch a special screening of "UnRepresented" and join in a panel discussion tomorrow. Register now at https://t.co/FnYl1sLRNq.
The priority now is to fight the crisis. Smart, phased-in deficit reduction will be needed after the economy is stronger to address high long-term national debt https://t.co/zMViZH1xTk.
New poll: 60% of voters believe the national debt will get worse over the next few years. That is very likely given the need to respond to the crisis. That means we will have to address high long-term national debt in a smart way after the economy recovers https://t.co/dCygGb8Pjp
NEW: CBO estimates the federal budget deficit totaled $430 billion in October and November 2020, that is $87 billion more than the deficit recorded during the same period last year https://t.co/s029ITnXic.
What are the prospects for additional #COVID19 relief? How will that affect the long-term national debt? Listen to 3 experts discuss the situation https://t.co/gdmd9FTYfV