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| | | | | The White House is marketing the President's new deficit reduction proposals as "A Balanced Approach." THE PRESIDENT: Now, I'm proposing real, serious cuts in spending. When you include the $1 trillion in cuts I've already signed into law, these would be among the biggest cuts in spending in our history. But they've got to be part | |
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| | | | | President Obama released his budget proposal yesterday in the Grand Foyer of the White House. He said: Good morning, everybody. This morning, I sent a budget to Congress for the coming year. It's a budget that reflects the serious challenges facing the country. We're at war. Our economy has lost 7 million jobs over the last | |
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| | | | | By Federal Chief Information Officer Clare Martorana President Biden and Vice President Harris believe government agencies should deliver excellent outcomes for the American people, whether we are rebuilding America's infrastructure or providing access to critical information, services, or benefits online. To help achieve this vision, six months ago, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)... | |
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| | | Update: In the original version of this post I erred in explaining why CBO increased their revenue projection. I simply misread the CBO document. A fuller explanation of my error is here. Corrections are in green below. CBO released their updated economic and budget baseline today, in advance of their estimate of the President's | ||
