HCONRES 113 · 119th CongressIntroduced

Federal budget for 2027 through 2036

What the bill does

This resolution sets spending and revenue targets for the federal government from 2027 through 2036. It outlines how much money the government can collect and spend each year, including for defense, science, and other programs. The resolution also projects deficits and the national debt over that period.

Why it matters

The stakes

The budget plan affects every American by determining how much the government spends on things like national defense, science, and the environment. It also sets the course for future deficits and the national debt, which can influence the economy and taxes.

The debate

What each side says

Supporters

It provides a clear spending plan for the next ten years, which helps the government operate smoothly.bill
It keeps revenue levels steady without raising taxes, which supporters say helps the economy.bill
It increases funding for national defense over time, which supporters argue is needed for security.bill

Critics

The plan projects large deficits every year, which adds to the national debt and could harm the economy.bill
It does not include any changes to revenue, so it relies on borrowing to cover spending, which critics say is irresponsible.bill

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