Budget and Spending Reform
Publications
From The Ed Dean Morning Show:
RSI’s Jonathan Bydlak discusses inflation, recession and government spending on the Ed Dean Morning Show.
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From Congressman Blake Moore:
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Representatives Blake Moore (R-UT-01) and Abigail Spanberger (D-VA-07) today introduced bipartisan legislation to prevent the waste,…
Lame-duck sessions of Congress are rarely uneventful. Whether it’s cramming through spending at the last minute or cramming through even more spending at the last minute, our legislature can always…
Summary
The cost of providing aid to people in their hour of need is arguably a justifiable expense, but the manner in which emergency responses are funded at the federal level is both fiscally…
Dear Acting Commissioner O’Donnell:
Environment America, Friends of the Earth, R Street Institute, Taxpayers for Common Sense, and U.S. PIRG provide the following comments to the Department of…
From Cato Daily Podcast:
Congress loves to avoid accountability. Our current and most recent former presidents have both presided over unprecedented spending. To make matters worse, the flashpoint…
From Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson:
$3.3 trillion. That’s how much money our lame duck Congress is expected to spend before the end of the year. And many of the lawmakers in our nation’s…
This week on American Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with Phil Kerpen of American Commitment about the status of President Biden’s student loan ‘forgiveness” program; Scott…
Jonathan Bydlak talked about government spending and fiscal deadlines facing Congress on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal program.
More than any time in recent history, the consequences of government over-spending are becoming apparent. Inflation continues to be well above the Federal Reserve’s target, and the national debt…