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7 Priorities for the 2016 Congressional Budget Resolution
The new 114th Congress has a responsibility to address growing spending and debt. This is especially true following the post-election pledge made by House Speaker John Boehner (R–OH) and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R–KY) to address “a national debt that has Americans stealing from their children and grandchildren, robbing them of benefits that they will never see and leaving them with burdens that will be nearly impossible to repay.”[1] In acting on its pledge, Congress should adopt a joint budget resolution that reveals to the American people just how Congress intends to put the budget on a path to balance. Read more…
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