Can We Continue Borrowing Without Consequences?
One of the most common myths about the national debt is that we can increase it without consequence.
2016 Campaign
Can We Dramatically Lower Tax Rates by Closing a Few Egregious Loopholes?
Candidates who propose tax reform plans that are revenue-neutral may suggest that the cost of tax rate reductions can be offset by closing egregiou
Can We Grow Our Way Out of Debt?
Suggesting that the U.S.
Can We Fix the Debt Solely by Taxing the Top 1 Percent?
A popular suggestion is that raising taxes only on high earners (for example, the top one percent – households that make above roughly $435,000 ann
Will Repealing “Obamacare” Fix the Debt?
Some candidates may propose to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as “Obamacare,” in order to solve the fiscal situation.
Huckabee Position Doesn't Add Up for Debt or Social Security
Former Arkansas Governor and Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee has criticized other candidates who are calling for entitlement reform,...
An ‘Interactive’ Analysis of Christie’s & Sanders’s Social Security Plans
Earlier this week, CRFB
Rubio Proposes Retirement Program Reforms
As the Senate works this week to increase the debt, Sen.
Marc Goldwein: How to Pay For the Payroll Tax Cut
In an op-ed for The Atlantic,
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