Budget and Economic Outlook
2005-01-28T11:11:27-05:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/Capitol_default-image.jpgThe ranking members of the House and Senate Budget Committees, respectively, talked with reporters about the new Congressional Budget Office’s analysis of the federal budget. They said a deficit of $368 billion is forecast for next year, noting that the Bush administration will soon be asking for $80 billion more for Iraq protection and rebuilding. Topics included the expenses of Social Security reform, permanent tax cuts, and ongoing war costs. After their remarks they answered reporters' questions.
The ranking members of the House and Senate Budget Committees, respectively, talked with reporters about the new Congressional Budget… read more
The ranking members of the House and Senate Budget Committees, respectively, talked with reporters about the new Congressional Budget Office’s analysis of the federal budget. They said a deficit of $368 billion is forecast for next year, noting that the Bush administration will soon be asking for $80 billion more for Iraq protection and rebuilding. Topics included the expenses of Social Security reform, permanent tax cuts, and ongoing war costs. After their remarks they answered reporters' questions. close
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