Statement Joint Statement: Robert Greenstein and James Horney on the President’s “Pay As You Go” Budget Proposal June 10, 2009 | Robert Greenstein and James R. Horney
Report What Would It Say about Congress’s Priorities to Waive PAYGO for the AMT Patch? November 7, 2007 | Aviva Aron-Dine
Report House SCHIP Legislation Would Repeal Dubious “45-Percent Threshold” Provision July 30, 2007 | Robert Greenstein and James R. Horney
Testimony Robert Greenstein on Pay-As-You-Go Discipline Before the House Budget Committee July 25, 2007
Report Forthcoming Medicare Trustees’ Report May Contain Dubious "Medicare Funding Warning" April 20, 2007 | Robert Greenstein and James R. Horney
Report The Alternative Minimum Tax, The President's Budget, and the Congressional Budget Resolutions March 28, 2007 | Aviva Aron-Dine and Richard Kogan
Report Key Argument Against Applying Pay-As-You-Go To Tax Cuts Does Not Withstand Scrutiny March 22, 2007 | James R. Horney and Richard Kogan
Report Economic Effects of the Pay-As-You-Go Rule March 19, 2007 | Aviva Aron-Dine and Robert Greenstein
Report Factsheet: Expanded Presidential Power under Senate “Line-Item Veto” Unlikely To Improve Fiscal Discipline January 10, 2007
Statement Statement by James Horney, Director of Federal Fiscal Policy on Reinstatement of the Pay-As-You-Go Rule January 5, 2007 | James R. Horney
Report Reinstatement of Pay-As-You-Go is a Welcome Step Toward Fiscal Responsibility December 20, 2006 | James R. Horney and Richard Kogan
Report House Proposal to Reform Earmarks Employs Double Standard, Largely Exempting Earmarks Packaged as Special Interest Tax Breaks September 14, 2006 | James R. Horney and Richard Kogan
Report Gregg Bill Would Make Far-Reaching Changes In Budget Rules August 9, 2006 | Robert Greenstein , James R. Horney and Richard Kogan
Report Budget Process Bill Would Result In Deep Cuts In Medicare and Medicaid August 9, 2006 | Leighton Ku , Andy Schneider , Richard Kogan and Allison Orris
Report Combined Effect of Senate Proposals Would Be To Finance Near-Repeal of the Estate Tax with Cuts in Medicare, Veterans Benefits, School Lunches, and Other Programs August 9, 2006 | Robert Greenstein and Richard Kogan
Report Budget Process Bill Threatens Veterans’ Programs August 5, 2006 | Martha Coven and Richard Kogan
Report Putting Their Cards on the Table: Senate Budget Bill Indicates Intention to Pay for Tax Cuts by Sweeping Cuts in Programs for Middle- and Low-Income Households August 2, 2006 | Isaac Shapiro and Robert Greenstein
Report Another Commission? The Wolf Entitlement Commission Includes Favorable and Unfavorable Aspects August 1, 2006
Statement Statement by Robert Greenstein: House Leadership Invokes “Martial Law,” Forcing Members to Vote on Key Bills Without Full Knowledge of What They Are Voting On: Move Represents Erosion Of The Democratic Process July 28, 2006
Report Sunset Commission Proposals Would Not Provide "Good Government" July 21, 2006 | James R. Horney
Report Senate “Line-Item Veto” Proposal Invites Abuse by Executive Branch July 12, 2006 | Richard Kogan
Report Discretionary Caps in Gregg Bill Would Lead To Overly Deep Cuts July 7, 2006 | Robert Greenstein , James R. Horney and Richard Kogan
Report Proposed Discretionary Caps Would Hit States Hard July 5, 2006 | Matt Fiedler , James R. Horney and Arloc Sherman
Report Combined Effect of Bills Moving in the Senate Would Be To Finance Near-Repeal of the Estate Tax With Cuts in Medicare, Veterans Benefits, School Lunches, and Other Programs June 26, 2006 | Robert Greenstein and Richard Kogan
Report Senate Budget Process Legislation Embraces Misguided "45 Percent Trigger" June 26, 2006 | Robert Greenstein , James R. Horney , Nicholas Johnson and Edwin Park
Report House "Line-Item Veto" Proposal Invites Abuse By Executive Branch June 19, 2006 | Richard Kogan
Report Biennial Budgeting: Do The Drawbacks Outweigh The Advantages? June 16, 2006 | Robert Greenstein and James R. Horney
Report Administration's Argument Against Pay-As-You-Go For Tax Cuts Does Not Withstand Scrutiny June 13, 2006 | James R. Horney and Richard Kogan
Report Proposed Line-Item Veto Legislation Would Invite Abuse by Executive Branch April 21, 2006 | Richard Kogan
Report Five-Year Discretionary Caps Would Be Unwise at This Time March 27, 2006 | Robert Greenstein , James R. Horney and Richard Kogan
Report A Pay-As-You-Go Rule That Would Exempt All Tax Cuts Would Make a Mockery of Efforts to Restore Fiscal Discipline March 20, 2006 | Joel Friedman , Robert Greenstein and James R. Horney
Report Proposed Cap Would Require Deep Cuts In Entitlement Programs March 16, 2006 | Robert Greenstein and Richard Kogan
Report "Joint Budget Resolution" Could Lead to Gridlock on Appropriations and Shift Power to the Executive Branch March 16, 2006 | James R. Horney and Richard Kogan
Report Administration Proposals To Hide Tax-Cut Costs February 14, 2006 | Joel Friedman and Robert Greenstein
Report House Leadership Seeks To Invoke "Martial Law," Forcing Members To Vote On Key Budget Bills Without Full Knowledge Of What They Are Voting On December 18, 2005 | Robert Greenstein
Report New Enforcement Mechanism In Senate Budget Plan Would Favor Tax Breaks And Distort Policy Debates March 22, 2005 | James R. Horney
Report Administration Expected to Propose New Budget Rule That Could Adversely Affect Social Security, Medicare, SSI, Veterans’ Disability, and Other Programs February 2, 2005 | Robert Greenstein and Richard Kogan
Statement Joint Statement In Support Of Restoring Pay-As-You-Go Budget Enforcement For Tax Cuts And Entitlements April 21, 2004
