News

Mar 4 2012

The Hill: Lawmakers secretly work on bipartisan deficit grand bargain

By: Erik Wasson

Mar 2 2012

CQ: Deficit Reduction Talks Live On

By: Frances Symes

Mar 2 2012

Christian Science Monitor: Try, try again: Senate 'Gang of Six' hatching plan on US debt reduction

By: David Grant

Feb 28 2012

Warren Buffett on CNBC: Congress Owes a Vote on Simpson-Bowles

By: Squawk Box

They compromised. They got people with as diverse viewpoints as Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, who's a very high grade guy but has differing views than Dick Durbin, who's also a high grade guy from Illinois. And they got them to sign on. Now, having put that effort forth, they came up with a plan. I would like to see that plan voted on.

Feb 27 2012

Financial Times: The US tax system needs rebuilding

By: Larry Summers

Feb 27 2012

New York Times: Obama's Unacknowledged Debt to Bowles-Simpson Plan

By: Jackie Calmes

Feb 22 2012

The Harvard Crimson: Panel Talks Bipartisan Economic Policy

By: Amy Friedman

Feb 17 2012

C-SPAN: Alan Simpson on U.S. Fiscal Outlook

By: Washington Journal

Feb 16 2012

AZ Central: Obama budget vs. Simpson-Bowles

By: Robert Robb

Feb 14 2012

CNBC: Obama Budget ‘Balanced’? Depends on Whom You Ask

By: Margo Beller

Other Pubs

Lorenzen Testimony Before the House Ways and Means Social Security Subcommittee

Ed Lorenzen, Executive Director of the Moment of Truth Project, recently testified before the House Ways and Means Committee's Social Security Subcommittee

Op-Ed

Washington Post: A grand bargain is still possible. Here’s how.

Our proposal is not our ideal plan, and it is certainly not the only plan. It is an effort to show that a deal is possible in which neither side compromises its principles but instead relies on...