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Dangerous targets: Why setting a specific deficit reduction target would worsen the economic and fiscal situation
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The sequester, the Ryan budget and practically all other spending cuts actually make the debt situation worse
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Time to end the reign of terror of scary upward-sloping graphs
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The Murray budget falls short on funding domestic programs
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Sequester would push domestic discretionary budget to record lows
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Health care costs slow down
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The UK is showing us why austerity is dangerous, but are we paying attention?
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Debt stabilization does not require $1.4 trillion, $1.5 trillion, or any other single number
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Increases of middle-class tax rates equal or exceed increases on households earning between $200K and $1M
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The middle class does NOT extend up to $400K
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Let the Bush tax cuts expire, there are better options
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Social Security has no place in ‘fiscal cliff’ negotiations
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6 reasons why the debt ceiling should be scrapped
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President Obama wants to cut domestic spending and protect public investments, but his budget only cuts
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For fairness and job creation, the Buffett Rule is a no-brainer
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The employment impact of coupling the Buffett Rule with job creating investments
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Investing in America’s economy: A budget blueprint for economic recovery
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Romney’s evasive language hides his tax cut for the rich
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Counting up to green: Assessing the green economy and its implications for growth and equity
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Green-energy investments are necessary: Fossil fuel subsidies must go
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Capping federal spending at 20 percent of GDP would decimate state budgets
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Majority of elderly households fall into category maligned by Romney
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Five facts about the 47 percent
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Health reform and the $716 billion lie
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Making the tax code work for the middle class
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Bill Keller and Third Way’s misinformed and ironic baby boomer bashing
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The folly of the GOP’s ‘tax reform’ agenda
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The five serious flaws of Bowles-Simpson
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Households making between $250K and $1M a year are not ‘middle class’
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The long-term budget outlook has improved dramatically over the last three years