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Rachel Snyderman

@rachelsnyderman

Economic Policy @BPC_Bipartisan Proud @Wellesley @SAISHopkins & fed govt alumna. Views are mine.

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linkhttps://bipartisanpolicy.org/debt-limit calendar_today17-04-2013 19:37:57

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📥 Automatic enrollment. 💵 Emergency savings. 💡 The Saver’s Match. SECURE 2.0 set the foundation—but more is needed. Explore six ways policymakers can build on this progress and strengthen #retirement readiness for all. 🔗 bipartisanpolicy.org/report/moving-… #SECURE2

📥 Automatic enrollment.
💵 Emergency savings.
💡 The Saver’s Match.

SECURE 2.0 set the foundation—but more is needed. Explore six ways policymakers can build on this progress and strengthen #retirement readiness for all. 

🔗 bipartisanpolicy.org/report/moving-… 

#SECURE2
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"It's really time to get our fiscal house in order," Bipartisan Policy Center managing director of economic policy Rachel Snyderman says. "A $36 trillion and growing national debt is not sustainable."

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As our G. William Hoagland and Peterson Foundation's Brett Loper argue in The Hill today, using current policy baseline to estimate the cost of this year's tax package obscures the ~$4 trillion cost of extending the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. thehill.com/opinion/financ…

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New from Rachel Snyderman and I: what's in the Senate budget? 💸 1) up to $5.7 TRILLION in higher deficits/debt; and 🫣 2) an attempt to obscure a huge portion of that behind a "current policy" baseline that says tax cuts are free. Read more: bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/what…

New from <a href="/RachelSnyderman/">Rachel Snyderman</a> and I: what's in the Senate budget?

💸 1) up to $5.7 TRILLION in higher deficits/debt; and
🫣 2) an attempt to obscure a huge portion of that behind a "current policy" baseline that says tax cuts are free.

Read more:

bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/what…
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🚨 The Senate passed a budget resolution that now heads to the House. What does it actually do? Our explainer from Rachel Snyderman and Andrew Lautz breaks it down: what's in it, what it means, and what’s next in the budget process. ⬇️ bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/what…

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All eyes on the House - I’ll be most closely tracking the current law v. current policy debate but there’s a lot to be worked out yet.

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Tax day is over ✅ But do you know where your 💵 actually goes? Check out ShashankChintalagiri's blog + our interactive #TaxpayerReceipt tool created with @polco-123 and @intuit to see how your federal tax dollars are spent. 🧾 bit.ly/4ifE2UE

Tax day is over ✅ 

But do you know where your 💵 actually goes?

Check out <a href="/chintal/">ShashankChintalagiri</a>'s blog + our interactive #TaxpayerReceipt tool created with <a href="/polco/">@polco-123</a> and @intuit to see how your federal tax dollars are spent. 🧾 

bit.ly/4ifE2UE
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At $28.9T in U.S. public debt, $1 of every $5 in fed revenue pays interest - the government's second-largest expenditure. This squeezes our ability to invest in other public priorities. More from Bipartisan Policy Center on how #NationalDebt impacts the economy: shorturl.at/WJU9i

Shai Akabas (@shaiakabas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Market odds that US is going to default on its debt are the highest they've been in 2 yrs (last debt limit episode) & higher than many other developed countries. Warning signs are flashing red and a possible upcoming debt limit battle is unlikely to help wsj.com/livecoverage/s…

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🚨 New BPC tracker: See how much $ the U.S. is raising from tariffs in 2025 — and what it means for the debt and tax policy. Updated in real time via Treasury data 📈 Explore the explainer + charts ➡️ bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/tari… #Tariffs #FiscalPolicy #USDebt #BPC

🚨 New BPC tracker: See how much $ the U.S. is raising from tariffs in 2025 — and what it means for the debt and tax policy.

Updated in real time via Treasury data 📈

Explore the explainer + charts ➡️ bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/tari…

#Tariffs #FiscalPolicy #USDebt #BPC
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🚨Bipartisan Policy Center’s latest: a tariff revenue tracker, updated with Daily Treasury Statements (the gift that keeps on giving). From Andrew Lautz, Caleb Quakenbush, and me. Come for the charts, stay for the other charts.

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As the rescissions process gets underway, Rachel Snyderman & Bill Hoagland have you covered with the basics and how this process has historically been used: bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/resc…

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💰 What’s a rescission? It’s how the president and Congress can cancel funding after it’s been approved. Rarely used, but powerful—if Congress agrees. Learn how it works in BPC’s new explainer from Rachel Snyderman, G. William Hoagland, and Aaron Till: 🔗 bit.ly/3YApQii

💰 What’s a rescission? It’s how the president and Congress can cancel funding after it’s been approved. Rarely used, but powerful—if Congress agrees. 

Learn how it works in BPC’s new explainer from <a href="/RachelSnyderman/">Rachel Snyderman</a>, <a href="/gwhoagland/">G. William Hoagland</a>, and Aaron Till:
🔗 bit.ly/3YApQii
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🚨 NEW: If #Congress fails to act, BPC projects the X Date will likely fall between August and early October. The time to act is now. The time to act is now. #DebtLimit bit.ly/3GKRX8v

🚨 NEW: If #Congress fails to act, BPC projects the X Date will likely fall between August and early October. The time to act is now. 

The time to act is now. #DebtLimit

bit.ly/3GKRX8v
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🚨Breaking: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT #RECONCILIATION🚨 The House is considering a massive budget reconciliation bill. Our experts break down what the proposed legislation means for economic, health, energy, and housing policy. Here’s what you need to know. 🧵⬇️

🚨Breaking: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT #RECONCILIATION🚨

The House is considering a massive budget reconciliation bill. Our experts break down what the proposed legislation means for economic, health, energy, and housing policy. Here’s what you need to know. 🧵⬇️
Shai Akabas (@shaiakabas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wow, this is alarming and ought to give further pause on any legislation that worsens deficits. Also speaks to urgency of action on -- and more importantly, de-risking of -- the debt limit. If we don't address these challenges soon on our own, the markets will force our hand

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📈Today's Treasury Department data is the biggest indication yet that President Trump's #tariffs have kicked in. BPC has been monitoring revenue impacts of changing tariffs daily. Read more about #tariff revenue and explore the data: bit.ly/3SoRAmq

📈Today's <a href="/USTreasury/">Treasury Department</a> data is the biggest indication yet that President Trump's #tariffs have kicked in. 

BPC has been monitoring revenue impacts of changing tariffs daily. 

Read more about #tariff revenue and explore the data: bit.ly/3SoRAmq
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Glad to be included in this great work from the Reuters team. It’s hard to overstate the growing burden int payments are for the federal budget & ultimately every American. I am a broken record on this, but policymakers need to make a plan to address our fiscal health.

Glad to be included in this great work from the <a href="/Reuters/">Reuters</a> team. It’s hard to overstate the growing burden int payments are for the federal budget &amp; ultimately every American. I am a broken record on this, but policymakers need to make a plan to address our fiscal health.