CBO Challenges Obama's Budget Claims
More taxes, less savings than claimed
The congressional budget scorekeeper projects the next decade of revenues and spending.
Says it will lose more if Congress doesn't allow some cutbacks
Would eliminate deficit faster than Ryan's proposal
Trying to form a "common sense caucus"
Fiscal cliff bill not enough
Democrats' counterintuitive resistance to means-testing Medicare and Social Security
Or, Fun Facts About the Fiscal Cliff!
Raising taxes is a terrible idea but will clear the deck of one of the most effective political distractions ever concocted.
Getting rid of things like mortgage and charitable deductions wouldn't make a dent
Obama's proposed taxes on the rich won't even pay for his own planned spending increases
Majority in Gallup poll doubt he can make a dent
At a White House press conference today, President Obama reiterated his campaign argument that any deficit reduction plan must include tax hikes on top earners.
Their takeaway: don't cut too quickly and let the central banks offset contraction
Through both spending cuts and tax increases
Nickerson could save a third of its budget and ease pressure on taxpayers
Also unveiled plans for workers to give uprights in exchange for shares in their employer.
It would be months before they saw impacts, they believe
Good luck with that, Mitt and Barry, and good luck to us all
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