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The evidence of America’s fiscal brokenness is everywhere and the notion of “fiscal discipline” itself might as well be in a time capsule. Congress considers no budgets. Legislation never hits against cost limitations. And every partisan disagreement is “solved” simply by spending more on the pet programs of the opposing party. 

So yes, the need for a budget—a fiscal plan—could not be more immediate. But there are some serious challenges facing any renewed effort to deal with the nation’s fiscal nightmare, and any budget intended for results must consider these.

Related Documents

Introduction to the Center for Renewing America FY2023 Budget (Excerpt)
FY2023 Budget: Center for Renewing America
CRA Budget in Focus: Department of Education
CRA Budget in Focus: Department of Health & Human Services
CRA Budget in Focus: Department of State and Foreign Aid
CRA Budget in Focus: Ending the Weaponization of the FBI

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