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Rating agencies have been warning for years that the US needs to get its fiscal house in order. --> A hunch: adding $5.3T to the debt is not what will calm the markets right now...

There is a lot of frustration at the moment that Congress isn't keeping up with its job. Bipartisan Policy Center's J.D. Rackey, POPVOX Foundation Danielle Varallo Stewart, Daniel Schuman, Mike Stern, Levin Center for Oversight and Democracy, and others tell Congress it's partly because it doesn't have the resources to do it. Targeted

We're honored that our CEO, Margaret Spellings was recognized by Washingtonian 🌸 as one of DC's 500 most influential people shaping policy. BPC is an indispensable force for progress in Washington and beyond!

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The Senate Parliamentarian is again often in the news--reconciliation, Congressional Review Act, etc. My Bipartisan Policy Center colleague J.D. Rackey and I have a new explainer on what the parliamentarian does and doesn't do. Senators sometimes try to shift blame onto the

Why does the Senate need a parliamentarian? Don't senators know how the Senate should work? Does the parliamentarian have the power to dictate procedure, overriding the will of the senators? Or is she simply a reference for senators who have misplaced their copy of Robert's

A lot has been said about DOGE, its operations, and the efficiencies it may (or may not) be unlocking. In my new piece for Bipartisan Policy Center, I take a step back to consider why policymakers thought we needed DOGE in the first place. 🧵1/4

DOGE commentary often points out that Congress already has oversight entities doing the same work and that DOGE is just finding the same savings GAO and IGs find regularly. So why hasn't Congress done more? Bipartisan Policy Center J.D. Rackey digs into some new data to find out...🔗⬇️

🚨 Amid the partisan noise, bipartisanship is getting results. As BPC CEO Margaret Spellings told CNN’s Zach Wolf, “Bipartisan cooperation is happening... it’s the only way to get anything done that lasts longer than the next change in majority.” ✅ Permitting reform ✅

Stronger #elections depend on the dedicated staff and volunteers who administer them. Our new report today assesses a first-of-its-kind fellowship program in #Arizona that provides hands-on learning and career development in election administration fields.

The Nat'l Voter Registration Act was signed into law 32 years ago #OTD, empowering Americans to make their voices heard at the ballot box. A strong democracy starts with participation. Follow Bipartisan Policy Center this week as we highlight policies to continue strengthening elections.

I was just wondering where I could find exactly this information. I should have been wondering whether Andrew Lautz already had a chart for that.

A growing number of states are adopting common-sense policies with bipartisan support to expand access to registration and improve the voting experience. bipartisanpolicy.org/report/the-sta…

🤝BPC's American Congressional Exchange takes a unique approach to bridging difficult partisan divides and building relationships between members in Congress, Shai Akabas told Washington Journal. #BPCACE Highlights from our latest trips.👇 bit.ly/4mAqabk