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Election Impact Conference 2016: Who Gets the Money?

By Bo Huttinger
Posted December 13, 2016 at 3:01pm

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Alice Rivlin, Robert Bixby, Leo Abruzzese, Stan Collender, Ed Lorenzen on how President-elect Donald Trump may influence this year’s lame-duck session, what shifts might occur with entitlement programs and an overview of budget reconciliation and how it may be used by the 115th Congress

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