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News

The items below reflect recent articles that quote or feature CRFB staff and board members.

February 10, 2011 Anyone Set For a Game of Budget Chicken? | Albany Times-Union
February 10, 2011 Obama Must Lead in Cutting ‘Lethal’ Debt | Roll Call
February 09, 2011 Deficit Diggers Now Vow to Fill Hole | The Washington Times
February 08, 2011 No Excuses on Debt, Mr. Obama | CNN Money
January 31, 2011 President Missed Opportunity to Set Stage for Debt Deal, Deficit Hawks Say | The Hill
January 27, 2011 Obama Misses Main Point Entirely | Investors Business Daily
January 27, 2011 It's official: The debt is ballooning. Now can we think clearly? | The Washington Post
January 27, 2011 Record US budget deficit projected | Financial Times
January 25, 2011 Obama's State of the Union long on US greatness, short on austerity | Christian Science Monitor
January 25, 2011 In Global Challenge, Obama Urges 'Big Things' | International Business Times
January 25, 2011 Obama Counters G.O.P. With Plan to Extend Spending Freeze | New York Times
January 25, 2011 No stemming red ink: Federal deficit to hit $1.5T | Associated Press
January 25, 2011 Looking for an Elusive Middle Ground on Government Spending | PBS Newshour
January 25, 2011 Obama wants to snip discretionary spending | Marketplace from American Public Media
January 24, 2011 Obama won't endorse raising retirement age or reducing Social Security benefits | Washington Post
January 24, 2011 Obama endorses spending freeze | Financial Times
January 24, 2011 Social Security Backers on Alert for Obama ‘Code’ on Compromise | Bloomberg Business Week
January 24, 2011 Paying lip service to the national debt | CNN Money
January 24, 2011 Budget watchdogs to Obama, Congress: Be bolder | McClatchy Newspapers
January 23, 2011 Dear Mr. President: Don't punt on debt | CNN Money
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