The Debt Dispatch
Romina Boccia, Ivane Nachkebia, Ritvik Thakur, Tyler Turman, David DitchYour insider source for honest fiscal facts and actionable insights that drive America’s debt debate.
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How States Dodge Welfare Reform’s Spending Constraints
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Thirty years ago last month, Congress replaced the open-ended Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) entitlement, the largest state-run, federally funded cash welfare program, with the Temporary...
Debt Digest | Borrowing to Fund Social Security is Dangerous
Here are this week’s reading links and fiscal facts:
- Borrowing to fund Social Security is dangerous. Jennifer Scholtes and Katherine Tully-McManus report in Politico that “some lawmakers have been telling voters the whole notion of a c...
Continuing Resolution Avoids a Shutdown by Preserving an Untenable Fiscal Status Quo
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The House is expected to vote Tuesday on a continuing resolution (CR) that would fund the federal government through December 11. Speaker Mike Johnson stated the priority is to “make sure this governm...
Medicare Is on Track to Add $85 Trillion to the National Debt by 2056
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Over the coming decade, financing Medicare’s doctors’ services and outpatient care (Part B) and prescription drug coverage (Part D) will put roughly $10.7 trillion straight onto the national credit card. That is wor...
In the Press: The $40 Trillion Bill for Young Americans, Falling SNAP enrollment, and Lack of Transparency in Rural Health
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The $40 trillion debt is a bill for young Americans
Free the Facts asked ten experts across the ideological spectrum what the $40 trillion national debt means for the next generation. Boccia’s contribution:
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