One Cent Solution

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/08/07/hill-republicans-revive-penny-plan-as-sequester-alternative-to-balance-budget/

Republicans revive 'Penny Plan' as sequester alternative to balance budget As Congress faces a fast-approaching deadline on passing a federal spending bill, Republican lawmakers are reviving the Tea Party-backed “Penny Plan,” designed to balance the federal budget in two years with a one-percent reduction in government spending.

http://www.onecentsolution.org/2012/06/11/is-one-percent-really-too-much-to-ask/

Is One Percent Really Too Much To Ask? June 6, 2012 TaxBytes 9.16 Sixty-eight years ago today, the people of the United States came together as one to make a stand against tyranny and to do what everyone knew needed to be done. It was

"This is the sort of proposal that Ronald Reagan might well have championed!" - Jim MIller Former Budget Director for Ronald Reagan. Check out video from the recent Mercatus Forum on the One Cent Solution/Penny Plan. Hear from Rep. Connie Mack, Sen. Mike Enzi and Jim Miller on what makes the Penny Plan the best solution for the nation's debt problem.

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http://www.onecentsolution.org/2012/02/15/president’s-budget-more-spending-higher-taxes-more-debt/

President’s Budget — More Spending, Higher Taxes, More Debt The Administration’s new budget is perhaps the best recommendation out there for the One Cent Solution “Penny Plan.” Where the Penny Plan is simple and honest, the President’s budget is complicated and duplicitous. Where the Penny Plan takes on the

One Cent Solution Update

One Cent Solution Update

http://www.onecentsolution.org/2012/01/11/yo-im-a-penny/

Penny Plan Rap, Yo. As our One Cent Solution/Penny Plan continues to build momentum in Washington, a key goal this year is to accelerate public awareness and support for this plan as a viable post-election option. Enter political comedian and rapper Remy, who created

http://www.onecentsolution.org/2012/01/05/mack-penny-plan-just-might-direct-budget-toward-solvency/

Mack Penny Plan just might direct budget toward solvency Orlando Sentinel By James Carter | Guest columnist December 15, 2011 “A penny for your thoughts?” How quaint. A penny just isn’t what it was when English poet and playwright John Heywood penned the phrase in 1546. Or is it?

Happy New Year!
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Happy New Year! The One Cent Solution team enters the New Year with a long list of accomplishments in 2011, but a long list of to-do items for 2012 too. First off, we owe a note of thanks to our allies. We started

http://www.onecentsolution.org/2011/12/08/one-cent-solution-featured-in-atlanta-journal-constitution/

One Cent Solution featured in Atlanta Journal-Constitution Today, an article featuring Brue Cook and the One Cent Solution ran in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, (“Plan shaves federal budget cent a time”). Bruce met with reporter Daniel Malloy in Washington, DC last week when he was in town to

Post Super Committee - What's Next? We know!
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Post Super Committee — What’s Next? The failure of the Super Committee last week has left policymakers on the Hill scratching their heads and asking themselves, “What now?” As The Hill reports: “In the wake of the recent supercommittee failure, lawmakers from both parties moved quickly

http://www.onecentsolution.org/2011/11/17/freedomworks-plugs-one-cent-solution/

FreedomWorks Plugs One Cent Solution! For the past six months, the grassroots group FreedomWorks has toured the country with its citizen’s “Debt Commission,” asking American’s for their spending priorities. We all know the federal budget is out of control, but what would you cut to

http://www.onecentsolution.org/2011/11/02/super-committee-proposal-more-tax-than-spend/

Super Committee Proposal — More Tax than Spend For a Committee tasked with cutting spending and deficits, the plan submitted to the congressional Super Committee last week moves in the wrong direction. It calls for higher spending, at least initially, and significantly higher taxes. The plan, authored by