Shalanda Young
The Public Record
Shalanda Delores Young is the Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in the Biden administration, a position she has held since March 24, 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, Young has a strong background in public policy and has worked in various roles within the government. She has been involved in significant legislative efforts, including programs aimed at supporting families during the pandemic.
The President's put forward policies that would say over the ten-year period deficits come down three trillion.
The President made clear in his State of the Union he believes the police are a key to dealing with our violence issues in our communities.
This budget is fully paid for. I understand if you disagree with the way the President pays for it through taxing the wealthiest and corporations.
The President continues to call on Congress to send him a bill that lowers costs for Americans, lowers childcare costs, lowers health costs, lowers energy costs.
Under the President's leadership, our country has made historic progress in the face of unprecedented challenges.
I think we have to tackle the crime crisis in America while we tackle an environmental justice system.
We want to work the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, but we know those pensioners worked their entire careers and deserve their pensions.
You have my commitment, and it is something important to me, to make sure we do more than lip service with regard to our tribal consultation.
We certainly expect the announced awards to receive obligated funding in short order.
If you don't collect the data and know what the problem is, you have no chance of fixing it.
If we want to deal with a very complex world, we believe it is appropriate, which we are doing, to look at defense in a broad view and make sure we have the necessary increases in foreign assistance and aid.
Some states have chosen, for whatever reason, not to expand Medicaid and it has left some of the, you know, the neediest of the poor without health insurance.
The President has put forth an executive order that calls on the government to look through all its lenses as we implement programs to make sure we don't leave any communities behind.
We should do is change the tax rates to make sure we do go back to fair rates at a time of a strong economy
What we are suggesting is the wealthiest Americans go back to paying what they paid before the tax cuts of the last administration.
The President has stated many times the belief that climate change is an existential threat from our national defense.





