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Former Obama budget chief says he fears Washington will wait for ‘crisis’ to act on deficit and debt

Some call the Democrats “socialists,” but I think it is worse than that.

Larry Summers is resigning from his post as NEC director. But what does the NEC do, and what qualities should Obama look for in a new NEC director?

Obama’s senior adviser is widely rumored to be the next White House official to depart the administration around the midterms

Former Obama budget director came out in support of the plan, which many Dems are against

The aftermath of the housing bubble is causing Washington’s lending giants to apply much more immediate pressure to the federal balance sheet

Orszag used the enlarged platform bestowed upon him in his last speech as a White House adviser to go after Ryan again, in more detail than ever before

Organizer with LPAC called outgoing OMB director and Larry Summers ‘fascist pigs’ and called Obama’s health care plan ‘Hitler approved’

A White House forecast released Friday states that the federal budget deficit will exceed $1.4T in 2010, 2011

Erskine Bowles, speaking at a U.S. Chamber of Commerce event, said that even with ObamaCare health care costs are going to “really eat us alive”

Orszag is neither the first person in politics to purportedly sport a toupée nor the only one to have a genuinely hideous coiffure

Data used to justify health savings effort is shaky

President Obama is urging Peter Orszag not to resign as Director of the Office of Management and Budget this summer

White House, CBO differ on projections but both expect debt, spending to rise

We’re referring to Diet Coke, of course. What did you think we were talking about? Mike Allen of the Politico interviewed White House Budget Director Peter Orszag concerning the health care bill and Allen brought up an addiction that seems to have snared more than one of President Obama’s top advisers

Over the past few months, the Obama White House has taken a beating over its proposed policies, with its ideas on health care reform and the federal budget deficit arousing the most intense opposition. As public understanding of the Administration’s economic plans has grown, support for these plans has declined

President Obama’s budget came in for sharp criticism on Tuesday from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers who said the White House was not doing enough to reduce the deficit in the medium and long term