It may well require that we move to a form of biennial budgeting so that we can assure there is a budget blueprint in place.
Editor's note · Context
Conrad acknowledges the need for biennial budgeting due to current budgeting patterns.
Share
More from Kent Conrad
I do, and I made that argument to the commission, and others on the commission made some of the points that you are making now.
I think there is just a tremendous opportunity here, and I really applaud the two of you for doing this in a bipartisan way.
We did a whole series of things in our Social Security reform not to discourage people from working, but to encourage them to continue working if they are able to do so.
Can I just respond quickly, Mr. Chairman, and say when Simpson-Bowles went down, a group of six of us in the Senate, three Democrats, three Republicans, were asked by leadership to see if we couldn't come up with a way forward to adopt the…





