Monday, November 23, 2009

fiscal policy

Obama's Financial Regulation Reform: 7 Things You Need to Know

Even before this financial crisis ends, the administration is looking to prevent the next one. more >>

Geithner, Summers Outline Financial Regulation Reform Plan

In an op-ed, the two advisers give a sneak peek of the new plan. more >>

Why Obama Is Leaving the Reagan Era Behind When It Comes to Economic Policy

Like Reagan, Obama inherited an economic mess. But his response doesn't include Reagan-like tax cuts. more >>

Obama to Cabinet: Cut $100 Million from Budget

The president says the cut, while small compared with the overall budget, sets a new tone. more >>

Obama Ignored American's Long-Term Deficit Worries At Last Night's Press Conference

Spending and borrowing got us into this mess. More spending and borrowing won't get us out. more >>

Obama Stimulus, Tax Increases Are Losing Democrats Key Support

If Obama and the Democrats keep up the spending spree, they'll turn off their newly energized voters. more >>

President Obama's Bush-like Spending Habits Are Dangerous

President Obama isn't George W. Bush, but they're not as different as you'd think. more >>

Under President Obama, Big Government is Back

From the stimulus bill to the bank bailouts, the policies alter the social and political landscape. more >>

Obama, His Spending Face Challenges in Fiscally Responsible, Centrist Democrats

Centrist Democrats will push back against Obama's spending. more >>

Giving Hope and Change A Historical Context

A Democratic party veteran urges caution on the Obama budget. more >>

Public's Initial Reaction to Obama Budget Plan More Positive Than Negative

A recent poll shows positive results for the public's opinion of Obama's 10-year budget plan. more >>

President Obama Focuses on the Economy

This week Obama will talk about fiscal responsibility, speak to Congress, and release his budget. more >>

Janet Napolitano is Making Ends Meet in Fast-Growing Arizona

The Arizona governor talked with U.S. News about the fiscal crisis sweeping the states. more >>

Governors in a Tough Position With Shrinking Revenue

Public employee unions will be a powerful force against cutting spending. more >>

The Senate Bailout Bill: How They Voted

Which senators supported and opposed the massive financial bailout. more >>

How Did the Bailout Bill Get So Long?

While the $700 billion to purchase souring assets remains, the bill now has all sorts of new tax breaks. more >>

Welcome to America's $2 Trillion Budget Deficit

Obama, Democrats may push extravagant infrastructure spending programs. more >>

Schwarzenegger Eliminates Jobs, Slashes Pay of State Employees

At a press conference today, the California governor took the budget debate to the next level. more >>

4 Reasons the Weak Economy Is Now Helping McCain

His energy and tax policies may be more in sync with the public mood than Obama's. more >>

Schwarzenegger Hints at Raising Taxes

Governor proposes drastic measures to get California in the black. more >>

Wall Street Sees Higher Investment Taxes From Obama, Clinton

And even McCain would be hard pressed to keep rates low. more >>

A Q&A With McCain Adviser Douglas Holtz-Eakin

The presidential candidate's top economic guru talks taxes, spending, and energy policy. more >>

America's Prophet of Fiscal Doom

Former Comptroller General David Walker sounds the alarm about growing U.S. financial liabilities. more >>

Obama and Clinton Big Government Economic Plans Need Debate

Many younger voters don't remember when big government advocates were on the defensive because of stagflation and gas lines. more >>

Why Bush's Budget Doesn't Matter

Democrats will ignore the president's budget and submit one of their own. more >>

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