Eight Years to The Demographic Tipping Point
PM Deaths in the United States are expected to outpace births for the first time within the next decade. This comes as birth rates have hit record lows in the country in [Read More]
Congressional Budget Office
Paying Interest on Debt Tops Defense and Medicare Combined
Just the News Spending on net interest hit $514 billion in the first seven months of fiscal year 2024. That’s more than spending on both national defense ($498 billion) and [Read More]
Congressional Budget Office Forecast an Additional $5.4 Trillion Added to Deficit
Issues & Insight Days after Biden’s speech, the CBO released its latest 10-year forecast for the federal budget. What it reveals is that Biden sharply increased the deficit last year, this [Read More]
Biden Gives Federal Employees a 4% Pay Hike Next Year
Daily Wire According to an executive order that will take effect on January 1, federal employees will receive an overall pay raise of 4.1%, as well as an average locality-based pay raise [Read More]
Even Bernie Sanders Criticizes the So Called “Inflation Reduction Act”
The Hill Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) ripped the Inflation Reduction Act Saturday for doing little to fight inflation and not enough to help Americans struggling to afford health care, child [Read More]
A Big F***ing Failure -Obamcare At 10 Years
Issues and Insight Ten years ago this month, when President Obama Barack was signing Obamacare into law, Vice President Joe Biden said to him in a stage whisper “This is [Read More]
House Budget Chair Begins Exploring “Single Payer”
Washington Examiner- House Budget Committee Chairman John Yarmuth, D-Ky., has asked the Congressional Budget Office to analyze the effects of shifting all healthcare costs onto the federal government, a first [Read More]
Congressional Republicans Unwilling to Tackle Ballooned SNAP
According to the Congressional Budget Office, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP for short, went from a low of 17 million in 2000 to 43 million today. Currently, the [Read More]