Office Of Management And Budget

WebMemo posted July 12, 2007 by Brian Riedl Mid-Session Budget Review Shows Surging Tax Revenues
The Office of Management and Budget has released its annual Mid-Session Review (MSR), an update of its budget projections from this past February. Though a rapid increase in federal revenues shows that the 2003 tax cuts have succeeded in boosting economic activity, the tsunami of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid…
WebMemo posted July 11, 2006 by Brian Riedl Observations on Budget Estimates from the Mid-Session Review
The Office of Management and Budget has released its annual Mid-Session Review (MSR) that updates the budget projections from this past February. While the rapid increase in federal revenues shows that the 2003 tax cuts have succeeded, continued runaway spending threatens America's fiscal and economic future. …

WebMemo posted July 12, 2007 by Brian Riedl Mid-Session Budget Review Shows Surging Tax Revenues
The Office of Management and Budget has released its annual Mid-Session Review (MSR), an update of its budget projections from this past February. Though a rapid increase in federal revenues shows that the 2003 tax cuts have succeeded in boosting economic activity, the tsunami of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid…
WebMemo posted July 11, 2006 by Brian Riedl Observations on Budget Estimates from the Mid-Session Review
The Office of Management and Budget has released its annual Mid-Session Review (MSR) that updates the budget projections from this past February. While the rapid increase in federal revenues shows that the 2003 tax cuts have succeeded, continued runaway spending threatens America's fiscal and economic future. …

WebMemo posted July 12, 2007 by Brian Riedl Mid-Session Budget Review Shows Surging Tax Revenues
The Office of Management and Budget has released its annual Mid-Session Review (MSR), an update of its budget projections from this past February. Though a rapid increase in federal revenues shows that the 2003 tax cuts have succeeded in boosting economic activity, the tsunami of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid…
WebMemo posted July 11, 2006 by Brian Riedl Observations on Budget Estimates from the Mid-Session Review
The Office of Management and Budget has released its annual Mid-Session Review (MSR) that updates the budget projections from this past February. While the rapid increase in federal revenues shows that the 2003 tax cuts have succeeded, continued runaway spending threatens America's fiscal and economic future. …

Blog Post on 1/1/2012 4:56:30 AM Chart of the Week: U.S. Presidents Ranked by Budget Deficits
Over the past 50 years, 10 U.S. presidents have made annual budget requests to Congress, projecting deficits both big...…
Blog Post on 9/30/2010 8:30:13 AM Landrieu Begs Obama to Stop Killing Jobs and End the Moratorium
The White House would like nothing better than for Americans to forget their incompetent handling of the Gulf oil...…
Blog Post on 11/9/2009 12:11:25 PM Repealing the Death Tax Would Create 1.5 Million Jobs
Congress will take up debate on the dreaded Death Tax once again in the coming weeks. It will do so because the Death...…
Blog Post on 9/28/2009 9:21:52 AM Stimulus Transparency Fail
The Denver Post reports: The goal was to build a reporting system that allows the public to follow the zigzagging paths...…