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Mark Weisbrot and Paul Beckner talked about tax cuts, and how tax cuts might affect the economy. They also responded to audience telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

Republican members and others spoke to reporters about the state of the U.S. economy. Among the topics they addressed were economic stimulus proposals, the progress of homeland security legi…

U.S. Representatives Dick Armey (R-TX) and Billy Tauzin (R-LA) debated the flat tax and the sales tax during a forum at Ohio State University. Both representatives agree that a new tax code …

Citizens for a Sound Economy released a report titled "50-State Medicaid Report Card", which detailed each state’s annual spending on its Medicaid program. They then hosted a luncheon that d…

In the first of a series of briefings for congressional staff, the National Center for Policy Analysis hosted a panel on health care issues. In this portion participants discussed various pr…

House Majority Leader, Representative Dick Armey R-Texas, and former Republican presidential candidate, Steve Forbes, discussed the shortcomings of the U.S. tax system and advocated for a f…

House Republican leaders and others talked to reporters about their fiscal year 1996 budget proposal.

Mr. Oxley and Mr. Petri are joined by representatives of several business groups to urge the passage of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), a trade pact designed to break down…

Ms. McCaughey spoke about the president’s health care reform plan and the effect this plan will have on U.S. business interests. Ms. McCaughey has recently exchanged articles with the White …

Vice President Quayle addressed the issue of the nation’s economic recovery.

This was the second of four Republican Platform Meetings scheduled prior to the Republican Convention in Houston, Texas. It broke into several 90 minute sessions and the Platform Committee, …

Representative Newt Gingrich (R-Georgia), who was involved in negotiations for the 1990 budget agreement, addressed a forum entitled “The 1990 Federal Budget Agreement: One Year Later.”