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This Is Why The Congressional Budget Office Should Be Abolished Or At Least Substantially Reformed

Published June 5, 2025

Views 403  |  Likes 3  |  Comments 5
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2.18M subs11.5K videosMay 2006

This video has 403 views and 3 likes, ranking #2,223,168 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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403

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3

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5

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Steve Forbes makes the case to abolish or at least substantially reform the Congressional Budget Office, calling out the agency's consistent patterns of error that have consistently misled policymakers and thrown a wet blanket on economy-boosting tax cuts. Subscribe to FORBES: https://www.youtube.com/user/Forbes?sub_c…

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