
The Concord Coalition
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We educate, engage and empower citizens with credible, nonpartisan information on the risks and consequences of growing federal debt and fiscal policies.
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NEW PODCAST: This week,Douglas Holtz-Eakin joined Facing The Future to talk about some troubling things he is seeing in the markets, the Big Beautiful Bill, and what made the Moodyās downgrade different from past moves by ratings agencies. Listen now: concordcoalition.org/facing-the-futā¦

NEW: This week's Facing the Future podcast features former Congressman and former Ambassador to Denmark Richard Swett Richard Swett. We discuss the President's comments about acquiring Greenland from Denmark and the importance of restoring trust in government. concordcoalition.org/facing-the-futā¦

Finger pointing is nothing new in DC, but it's wrong to attack nonpartisan scorekeepers. As Douglas Holtz-Eakin says, "CBO is genuinely nonpartisan in its work [..] It's nonpartisan because it's in their DNA. It's the only way they know how to do the work." concordcoalition.org/facing-the-futā¦

Great to talk with Andrew_Langer on WCBM Radioās Kim Klacik LIVE this week! In this busy time for Congress, we discussed taxes, spending cuts, and how we canāt keep letting Congress get away with kicking the can that is our debt problem down the road.


OUT NOW: Bipartisan Policy Center's G. William Hoagland on Facing the Future warns about America's debt vulnerability: "30% of our debt is owned by foreign investors. If they move away from treasuries... American investors will have to belly up to the bar." shorturl.at/EhhT0


"We're losing that special nature of our safety net here ... as reflected in the downgrades that we are starting to see. This is not normal and not good." Listen to Bipartisan Policy Center'sĀ G. William Hoagland on Facing the Future discussing OBBBA & our mounting debt. shorturl.at/EhhT0


"Using this current policy baseline that the Senate is proposing to use is like apples & bacon. It's not even a different fruit. We're kind of on different planets here." ā Andrew Lautz joins Facing the Future this week to talk all things reconciliation bit.ly/4nqzy1y

šØNEW in The New York Times: Andy Duehren's latest piece unpacks howĀ theĀ ācurrent policy baselineāĀ masksĀ the true cost of extending the 2017 tax cuts. Read more: nytimes.com/2025/06/27/busā¦


As the Senate pushesĀ vote-a-rama on their version of the OBBBA, we sat downĀ with Kyle Pomerleau of American Enterprise Institute &Ā David S. Mitchell of Equitable Growth to discuss the bill's large deficit increase and its minimal economic impact. Listen now on Facing the Future podcast: concordcoalition.org/facing-the-futā¦

āI think, although we criticize lawmakers rightly for not being fiscally responsible, I do think it is somewhat in the back of their minds.ā - Kyle Pomerleau of American Enterprise Institute joins Facing The Future to discuss the potential aftermath of the OBBBA. Listen here: concordcoalition.org/facing-the-futā¦


While Congress debated one of the most deficit-increasing bills in history, 50 Southwest Georgians gathered to draft a fiscally sustainable federal budget at Albany State with Sanford Bishop, Jr. and Concord Coalition Learn more: concordcoalition.org/special-publicā¦


OUT NOW: American Enterprise Institute's Jim Carpetta joined Facing The Future to discuss the 2025 Medicare Trustees Report, the aftermath of OBBBA, and how federal budget rules are deepening societal differences. Listen here: concordcoalition.org/facing-the-futā¦

āWe're all standing in a hole that's 10 ft underground ... trying to figure out how we're going to get out of this mess. And this bill basically says, āwell, the first thing we need to do is go down 2 more feet.ā - American Enterprise Institute's Jim Carpetta on Facing the Future. concordcoalition.org/facing-the-futā¦