Paul and Johnson Introduce 10-Year Federal Budget Blueprints

Fiscal Year 2027-2036 Federal Budget Resolutions·Latest event August 22, 2026

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Paul and Johnson Introduce 10-Year Federal Budget Blueprints

Senator Rand Paul introduced a 10-year budget blueprint mandating $500 billion in deficit reduction through 2036. This proposal sets strict spending limits to address the national debt. Simultaneously, Senator Johnson introduced a separate federal budget plan for the same period. Johnson's resolution projects a $1.6 trillion deficit for the 2027 fiscal year. It also establishes targets for defense and Medicare. Paul also polled the public regarding support for across-the-board spending cuts to balance the federal budget. Both resolutions are currently under review by the Senate Budget Committee. These plans outline long-term fiscal goals for tax collection and government spending.

S.Con.Res. 39Budget: Federal Spending Plan for 2027 to 2036 S.Con.Res. 38Federal Budget Plan for 2027 to 2036Rand Paul Social Post on Budget Cuts

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S.Con.Res. 39 focuses on specific deficit reduction requirements, while S.Con.Res. 38 sets broader spending targets for defense and Medicare. Both measures were introduced on the same day and are at the same stage in the legislative process.

Budget: Federal Spending Plan for 2027 to 2036

S.Con.Res. 39

Federal Budget Plan for 2027 to 2036

S.Con.Res. 38

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