Media Coverage
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May 12, 2021|Fox Business
Top Republican demands Biden administration detail spending plans for $1.9T relief bill
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May 8, 2021|CNN
‘Doesn’t add a single penny’: Fact-checking Biden’s deficit claims
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May 6, 2021|The Washington Post
Biden’s claim his plans don’t ‘add a single penny to our deficit’
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May 3, 2021|The Wall Street Journal
Treasury Expects to Borrow $1.3 Trillion Over Second Half of Fiscal 2021
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May 2, 2021|The Wall Street Journal
Biden’s Plan to Spend $4.5 Trillion Without Boosting Deficits Depends on Factors Beyond His Control
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May 1, 2021|CBS News
Here's what's in Biden's $3.5 trillion plan to tax the rich
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Apr 29, 2021|BBC
World Business Report
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Apr 28, 2021|The Washington Post
Biden’s big bet: He can remake the economy without any negative side effects
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Apr 27, 2021|The New York Times
Automatic Aid for the People? How Jobless Benefits Can Fit the Economy.
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Apr 27, 2021|The Washington Post
Democrats press White House to make expanded child tax credit, other benefits permanent in ‘families plan’
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Apr 27, 2021|The Washington Post
At the 100-day mark, has Biden kept his campaign promises?
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Apr 26, 2021|Fox Business
Biden's 100 days in office: Dems ramp up spending as US deficit surges
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Apr 26, 2021|Fox News
Renewed Republican debt ceiling fight is shift from Trump-era spending
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Apr 26, 2021|CNN
House Democrats want to see permanent child tax credit in Biden's second recovery
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Apr 23, 2021|CNN
Here's how Biden wants to raise taxes on the wealthy and corporations
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Apr 22, 2021|Fox Business
Senate Republicans reignite push for debt ceiling, spending cuts
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Apr 21, 2021|Fortune
If the U.S. is going to spend like Europe, Americans will get taxed like Europeans
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Apr 12, 2021|Fox Business
Senate GOP assails Biden infrastructure plan as job killer that will give China, Russia a say in US tax laws
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Apr 12, 2021|The Washington Post
Biden faces pressure from Pelosi, Sanders over whether to double down on Obamacare or expand Medicare
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Apr 12, 2021|The Wall Street Journal
U.S. Budget Deficit Widened to a Record $1.7 Trillion for Six Months, as Stimulus Checks Fueled Spending
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Apr 12, 2021|The Washington Post
U.S. government spent $660 billion more in March than it collected in revenue, the third-largest monthly deficit on record
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Apr 8, 2021|Fox Business
Would raising corporate tax rate makes U.S. less competitive?
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Apr 7, 2021|Reuters
ANALYSIS-White House, U.S. companies could agree on 25% tax rate, officials, business groups say
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Apr 6, 2021|The Wall Street Journal
Partisanship Is Biden’s Way to the Highway
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Apr 5, 2021|The Washington Post
The GOP claim that only 5 to 7 percent of Biden’s plan is for ‘real infrastructure’
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Apr 3, 2021|The Washington Post
The next phase of Biden’s presidency will be harder — and riskier
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Mar 29, 2021|The Washington Post
No one seems bothered by massive deficits. And that bothers me.
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Mar 29, 2021|The Washington Post
Biden’s infrastructure plan faces controversy over price tag and design
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Mar 29, 2021|The Economist
Why Joe Biden isn’t afraid of debt any more
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Mar 28, 2021|The Washington Post
Biden to unveil major new spending plans as Democrats eye bigger role for government