This week on Facing the Future we’ll look at how Congress avoided a government shutdown on September 30 and whether they’ll be able to do it again by November 17 when the short-term deal they reached comes to an end.
Then we'll look at the latest economic numbers and consider what they mean for the federal budget. Concord Coalition policy director Tori Gorman and chief economist Steve Robinson join me for the discussion.
The 1992 Tsongas Campaign and the Birth of the Concord Coalition
As 2021 Comes to a Close, Unfinished Business Dominates 2022 Congressional Agenda
The Vital Role of Immigration
Political dysfunction confronts inflation and debt
Keeping an Eye on COVID and the Debt Limit
New Health Benefits, But For How Long?
If Your Taxes Go Up, Will You Know It?
Can the Democrats Message ”Yes”
Building Back Better Bang for the Buck
Democratic Supply-side Economics
A Wealth of Tax Problems
A Reality Check on Reconciliation
Don‘t Forget the Budget‘s Pre-Existing Condition
Can Democrats Reconcile on Reconciliation?
Cutting it Close on Shutdown and Default
The Arrhythmia of Federal Finances
Don‘t Forget Social Security and Medicare Challenges
Negotiating Infrastructure as Concord Hits the Road
Big Budget Choices Loom in September
States Have Budgets Too
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