"… out program is turning out to be a relative bargain for U.S. taxpayers.The Congressional Budget Office's latest estimate says the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), which Con …"

"… ths ahead of time that the health IT effort would receive $50 billion, the Congressional Budget Office ultimately scored the initiative at about $20 billion.Physicians, chiropra …"

"… to qualify health centers for incentive payments paid through Medicaid.The Congressional Budget Office has not scored the bills, nor has the Obama administration issued a statem …"

"… n its current form.But economist Douglas Holtz-Eakin, a former head of the Congressional Budget Office and adviser to Sen. John McCain’s 2008 presidential campaign, said these …"

"… y, the legislation would produce long-term savings for the government. The Congressional Budget Office, however, has yet to score the bill, and the Obama administration has not …"

"… ge gap would “increase prescription-drug prices for everyone.” But the Congressional Budget Office says out-of-pocket costs would be unaffected or lower for many.He claims t …"

"… n). It’s true that Obama’s projections are optimistic: The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office last month released an analysis of the president’s budget that found his …"

"… already nearly four months old. As we have written before, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projected in January 2009 — two weeks before Obama took office — that …"

"… �� a gap in Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage. As the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said: “The proposal would repeal the provisions that created the Indepen …"

"… would be managed by the Department of Health and Human Services.Though the Congressional Budget Office has not yet scored the legislation’s revenue implications, Greg Billings …"

"… h patients and improved coordination with local hospitals.According to the Congressional Budget Office, an additional 32 million people are projected to obtain health insurance …"

"… ey have today. But the value of the vouchers would diminish over time. The Congressional Budget Office predicts that 65-year-olds would be paying 68 percent of their Medicare co …"

"… gram spends just 3 percent of its budget on administration.The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says the $8,000 voucher won’t be nearly enough for seniors to buy compar …"

"… ith yet another $7 billion transfer just before last month’s recess. The Congressional Budget Office hasestimated it will take another $100 billion between next year and …"

"… e political will is there,” said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, former head of the Congressional Budget Office and chief economic policy advisor to presidential candidate John McCain, s …"