How will government be funded beyond Nov. 18?
With Congress once again budgeting with band-aids, we’ll face another funding discussion and threat of a shutdown as the last day of the current CR quickly approaches.
Top 3: last week’s most popular posts
A quick look at the three most popular posts from last week.
BIPARTISAN EVENT: SPENDING & DEFENDING
On Tuesday, September 13th, Public Notice will host a bipartisan forum discussion, “SPENDING & DEFENDING,” from 2:00 p.m. ET – 3:00 p.m. ET at the U.S. Capitol Visitors Center, SVC 209-08.
BIPARTISAN EVENT: SPENDING & DEFENDING
On Tuesday, September 13th, Public Notice will host a bipartisan forum discussion, “SPENDING & DEFENDING,” from 2:00 p.m. ET – 3:00 p.m. ET at the U.S. Capitol Visitors Center, SVC 209-08.
Appropriations Briefing Book
Considering how much weight the appropriations process carries, we thought we’d give a rundown on how the whole thing works.
Release: Appropriations Briefing Book
As the long summer full of debt ceiling negotiations comes to an end, and as congressional leaders begin to negotiate a full roster of fiscal year 2012 appropriation bills, Bankrupting America releases our Appropriations Briefing Book.
MEMO: Congress' Return
While members may have ducked tough constituent questions this August recess, they can’t run from the broader fiscal questions and problems that still face the nation. They’ll have to start putting economics before politics when they return this fall.
It’s time to get to work.
MEMO: Congress’ Return
While members may have ducked tough constituent questions this August recess, they can’t run from the broader fiscal questions and problems that still face the nation. They’ll have to start putting economics before politics when they return this fall.
It’s time to get to work.
Back to School
In the midst of appropriations season, with one big deadline already missed, we take a look at what Congress has left on its to-do list.
Debt ceiling dust settles. What next?
The dust is now starting to settle after the dramatic and often frustrating debt ceiling saga.
