House Budget Committee - Democrats

FY 2007

Title	Date
House Republican Budget Resolution: Harsh Spending Cuts and Large Deficits	4/3/06

FY 2006

Title	Date
For documents related to 2006 Reconciliation, click here
The Budget Resolution Conference Report Cuts Funding for Veterans’ Health Care by $13.5 Billion Over 5 Years	5/3/05
Summary and Analysis of FY 2006 Budget Resolution Conference Report	4/28/05
Vote No on FY 2006 Budget Resolution Conference Report	4/28/05
House vs. Senate FY 2006 Budget Resolutions: A Comparison and Analysis	4/4/05
Fact Sheets for the House Consideration of the 2006 Budget	3/16/05
Summary and Analysis of the FY06 Chairman's Mark House Budget Committee 2006 Budget Resolution: Painful Spending Cuts, Ballooning Tax Cuts, and Never-Ending Deficits	3/14/05

FY 2005

Title	Date
Independence Day Recess Package	6-25-04
Budget Process Bill on Floor: Vote NO on Spending Control Act Vote NO on Amendments With Entitlement Caps Vote YES on Spratt Substitute	6-24-04
Over 200 Groups Oppose Republican Budget Process Bills	6-23-04
DoD Appropriations Rule Enables Increase In Debt Ceiling: Vote No on Rule	6-22-04
The FY 2005 Defense Appropriations Bill Provides Insufficient Funds for Full Year’s Cost of Iraq/Afghanistan Operations	6-22-04
Entitlement Caps Risk Critical Mandatory Spending Programs	6-21-04
Flawed Budget Process Legislation Expected on Floor	6-17-04
Homeland Security and Interior Appropriations Bills Shortchange Critical Priorities	6-16-04
Memorial Day Members' Recess Packet on Budget Issues	5-20-04
Vote NO on Republican Budget Resolution Conference Report	5-19-04
A Vote for the Budget Resolution is a Vote to Raise the Debt Limit	4-21-04
Republican Study Committee Budget Sacrifices National Priorities to Cut Taxes	3-31-04
Major Groups Oppose Republican Budget	3-24-04
Democratic Budget Beats Republican Budget On All Counts	3-23-04
Markup of the 2005 House Budget Resolution -- Final Results	3-18-04
Summary and Analysis of the Chairman's Mark for the 2005 Budget Resolution: Deficits and Deferred Answers	3-15-04

FY 2004

Title	Date
Republican Unwillingness to Extend Unemployment Benefits Ignores the Reality of the Jobs Deficit	1-28-04
Republican Broken Promises: Omnibus Appropriations Conference Report	12-5-03
Still No Republican Budget	10-30-03
Where's Their Budget? Republicans Fail to Pass FY 2004 Appropriations Bills	10-21-03
No Happy New Fiscal Year	10-3-03
Budget Watchdog 2-3; $2.2 Billion Budget Gimmick in Continuing Resolution	9-25-03
Budget Watchdog 2-2: Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Bill: A List of Broken Promises	7-10-03
Budget Watchdog 2-1: Defense Appropriations Bill Does Not Fund the Full Costs of Defense in 2004 - Omits Money for Iraq and Afghanistan	7-8-03
Data Still Show Far Weaker Economy Than Assumed in Republicans’ Budget	6-23-03
Republican Debt Threatens Social Security and Medicare	6-19-03
Republican Child Tax Credit Penalizes U.S. Service Members in Iraq and Afghanistan	6-16-03
Net Interest Is REAL “Waste, Fraud, and Abuse” — And It Will Soar Under Republican Policies	6-5-03
Federal Debt Has Increased Because of Failed Republican Policies	5-21-03
Despite Their Denials, Republicans Support Veterans Benefit Cuts	5-21-03
What Does the Republican Budget Resolution Do To Veterans’ Benefits?	5-16-03
Support the Democratic Jobs and Economic Growth Plan and Oppose Republican Tax Cuts	5-8-03
The Democratic Jobs and Economic Growth Plan	5-7-03
Republicans Dig the Deficit Deeper: Summary and Analysis of the Conference Agreement on the 2004 Budget Resolution	5-6-03
House Budget Does Cut Medicaid by $93 Billion	4-7-03
A Vote for the Budget Resolution Conference Report is a Vote to Raise the Debt Ceiling	4-7-03
The Dire Consequences of the House Republican Budget (Washington Post opinion column)	4-7-03
Bad versus Worse: Comparison of House and Senate 2004 Budget Plans	4-2-03
Fact Sheets for House Consideration of the 2004 Budget Resolution (includes discussion of both House Democratic and Republican budgets)	3-20-03
Summary and Analysis of the 2004 House Republican Budget Resolution	3-17-03
House Republican Budget: Even Worse Than the President's	3-14-03

FY 2003

Title	Date
Republican Budget Slashes Domestic Priorities and Spends Social Security Surplus	10-25-02
Cooked Books Cloak the Facts: Republican Budget Undermines Social Security: Detailed Summary and Analysis of the House Republican Budget Resolution	3-28-02
Background Materials on the 2003 House Republican Budget Resolution	3-28-02

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