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Panel to Look into Bipartisan Debt-reduction Commissions | GovExec.com

Other witnesses will include Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Budget; David Walker, president of the Peter G. Peterson ...
Maya MacGuineas | November 10, 2009

Now We Must Think | GovExec.com

... honestly say that things have never looked as bad as they do now," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. ...
Maya MacGuineas | August 18, 2009

Obama Team Looks to Federal Employee Health Program as a Model | Government Executive

Jacob Hacker, a health care scholar who advised several Democratic presidential candidates during the 2008 primaries, argued in a December 2008 report that FEHBP was less efficient than Medicare, and Medicare would provide a better model for health ...
Jacob Hacker | March 16, 2009

Michael A. Cohen in Government Executive | 'Report Urges Military to Move Away from Private Security Personnel'

"The Pentagon today is completely reliant on contractors to complete their core mission," said Michael Cohen, a senior research fellow at New America Foundation and co-author of the report. "There has been no long-term planning and thinking." LINK
Michael A. Cohen | November 14, 2008

Jeffrey Lewis in Government Executive | 'Marine General Lays Groundwork for Unprecedented Change'

Even some of the general's greatest admirers said that his justification for the intercept strained credulity. "I am willing to believe General Cartwright, even though his statement makes no sense to me," said Jeffrey Lewis, who directs the Nuclear Strategy and Nonproliferation Initiative for the New America Foundation. "His personal credibility is so high." LINK
Jeffrey Lewis | May 30, 2008

Maya MacGuineas in Government Executive | "Final Budget Battle"

Congress, administration gear up for final budget battle (Government Executive)

"The president won," said Maya MacGuineas, director of the fiscal policy program at the New America Foundation, a nonpartisan think tank.

Maya MacGuineas | February 8, 2008

Michael Dannenberg on Student Aid Chief on GovExec.com

An executive running the Education Department's Federal Student Aid office took home more than $250,000 in performance bonuses over the last four years, a period in which the office's oversight capabilities have been called into question.Theresa Shaw, who is stepping down in June as chief operating officer of the office, received the bonuses under a 1998 law aimed at modernizing the organization's management. For fiscal 2003, Shaw took home a $71,250 bonus. She received a $60,000 bonus for… more

Michael Dannenberg | May 14, 2007