Congressional Budget Office Archives

Conservative Website Demolishes Trump

By Samuel Warde on June 26, 2018 Congressional Budget Office, Deficit Neutral Budget, Discrediting Facts, Federal Revenue Spending, Fiscal Policy Failures, Ignoring Reality, Joint Economic Committee, national debt, Rules of Economics, Tax Policy, Wall Street Analysts Economics

Conservative Website Forbes offers a detailed point-by-point of Trump’s economic failure, offering a grim preview of coming events. Stan Collender, an executive vice president in the Washington, D.C. office of Qorvis MSLGROUP, has an impressive resume when it comes to fiscal policy as it relates to government revenue, especially taxes. That knowledge was on full display […]

New Congressional Budget Office Report Decimates Republican Effort To Repeal Obamacare

By Samuel Warde on May 24, 2017 CBO AHCA Report, Congressional Budget Office, GOP healthcare plan, GOP war on the poor, higher premiums, Medicaid, New AHCA Report Decimates GOP Repeal Replace Efforts, Obamacare, pre-existing conditions, repeal and replace, tax cuts for the rich, Trumpcare Congress, Healthcare

New Congressional Budget Office finding similar to that of earlier GOP plan: millions will end up without insurance if Trumpcare is implemented. House Republicans barely managed to pass Trumpcare, their plan to start the process of repealing and replacing Obamacare. As NBC News reports: “In a highly unusual move, House leaders brought the American Health […]

Time For A Reality Check For Trump Supporters

By Samuel Warde on March 14, 2017 Congressional Budget Office, National Healthcare, Obamacare, Reality Check Trump Supporters, republican healthcare plan, Trumpcare Activism, Healthcare

News legend Dan Rather delivers a much needed reality check to Trump supporters – hellbent on denying the reality of his presidency. This Monday the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released their assessment of the new Republican healthcare plan, otherwise known as Trumpcare, and it wasn’t good. According to their analysis, in 2018 “14 million more […]