Tag Archives: Problem Solvers Caucus

PSC Bipartisan Debt Ceiling Framework

Posted on April 26, 2023 by whungerford

It’s unlikely that this situation will be resolved with something resembling the deal that ended the debt ceiling crisis of 2011. Democrats have gotten somewhat tougher: They believe that President Barack Obama gave in to blackmail, and they won’t do it … Continue reading →

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A three party system would be better than two

Posted on February 2, 2023 by whungerford

A three party system might work well with a major party at the center. A moderate, centrist party might be the largest of three. It could often pass needed legislation without pandering to left or right. If moderate bills lacked … Continue reading →

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Problem Solvers release plan

Posted on March 22, 2020 by whungerford

We’re working hard to get immediate relief to the American people during this Coronavirus outbreak…–Rep. Tom Reed   The Problem Solvers Caucus’ proposed recommendations include:  Economic Response for Businesses, Employees and the Self-Employed Immediate, Direct Financial Payments to Individuals: Limited only to … Continue reading →

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Are user fees the answer?

Posted on January 19, 2018 by whungerford

An article by Jason Jordan in the Wellsville Daily Reporter posted on Jan. 17 discusses infrastructure, specifically a proposal of the Problem Solvers Caucus backed by Rep. Tom Reed. Jordan writes: “What we wanted to do as a group was to say … Continue reading →

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A worthwhile proposal from the Problem Solvers Caucus?

Posted on August 4, 2017 by whungerford

The Problem Solvers Caucus claims: (First) Our plan would stabilize markets by making the cost-sharing payments mandatory and thereby prevent rates from rising sharply. Second, we provide a relief valve to help states deal with the high cost of pre-existing … Continue reading →

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