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Kent Conrad (born March 12, 1948) is the senior United States Senator from North Dakota. He is a member of the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party, the North Dakota affiliate of the Democratic Party.
Read More at Wikipedia ›Rep. Tom Price, (R-Ga.), on the lack of a federal budget in the last three years.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is probing the accounting treatment that helped mask MF Global's exposure to risky foreign sovereign debt, the head of th...
Sen . Kent Conrad , (D-ND), on the progress in the debt negotiations.
A bipartisan group of senators offered an ambitious plan Tuesday that could revive stalled U.S. debt talks and the prospect of a long-term deficit reduction deal to ...
Freedom Fighters Cheryl Casone, Nancy Skinner, and Nicole Neily on the cowardly political grandstanding clouding budget negotiations this week
Rep. Charlie Rangel, (D-NY), tells it to the Judge, explaining his comments on the role of religion and morality in raising the debt ceiling
(Reuters) - President Barack Obama and top lawmakers will meet again on Monday in search of a deal on slashing the budget deficit and raising the $14.3 trillion debt...
U.S. Republicans walked out of budget talks Thursday, setting up a showdown between President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner over how to extend U.S. bor...
FBN’s Gerri Willis on the lack of action taken by politicians in Washington, DC.
Fmr. Clinton Advisor Doug Schoen and Former Congressman John Leboutillier, (R-N.Y.), on reducing the deficit.
Rep. Dave Camp, (R-Mich.), on the Senate Democrats’ proposal of a surtax on millionaires.
People who earn more than $1 million per year would face a 3 percent surtax under a plan that has been floated by the Senate's top budget writer, a congressional sou...
Education, health and labor programs would face deep cuts under a budget outline for the coming fiscal year to be unveiled shortly by Republicans in the House of Rep...
Douglas Holtz-Eakin, former CBO director, on the economic recovery and how it will impact the 2012 elections.
The 2013 spending fight has started. In unveiling their latest budget proposal, House Republicans propose spending $19 billion less than Democrats and Republicans a...
The United States is headed for a fourth straight year with a $1 trillion-plus budget deficit, congressional forecasters said on Tuesday, giving Republicans ammuniti...
Former Lobbyist Jack Abramoff argues funds are dwindling for political influence and the industry is having less impact in D.C.
White House Debt Panel member Alice Rivlin on the continued efforts reach a deal on debt negotiations.
Former Sen. Alan Simpson on the failure of the Bowles-Simpson Act and America’s economic future.
Sen. Richard Lugar, (R-Ind.), argues the government must act on the economy and taxes before the 2012 election.
