Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget

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Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget

ORGANIZATION

Bipartisan nonprofit group, founded in 1981.

Official Website:
http://www.crfb.org/

Founding Date:
1981

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for

Roy L. Ash Business 20-Oct-1918 14-Dec-2011 Director of the OMB, 1973-75

Richard Darman Government 10-May-1943 25-Jan-2008 Carlyle Group member, former OMB Director

Cal Dooley Politician 11-Jan-1954 Congressman from California, 1991-2005

William E. Frenzel Politician 31-Jul-1928 17-Nov-2014 Congressman from Minnesota, 1971-91

William H. Gray Politician 20-Aug-1941 1-Jul-2013 Congressman from Pennsylvania, 1979-91

Douglas Holtz-Eakin Economist 3-Feb-1958 McCain chief economic advisor

James Thomas Lynn Government 27-Feb-1927 6-Dec-2010 US HUD Secretary, 1973-75

David Minge Politician 19-Mar-1942 Congressman from Minnesota, 1993-2001

Leon Panetta Government 28-Jun-1938 US Secretary of Defense, 2011-13

Tim Penny Politician 19-Nov-1951 Congressman from Minnesota, 1983-95

Peter G. Peterson Business 5-Jun-1926 Chairman, Council on Foreign Relations

John J. Rhodes III Politician 8-Sep-1943 Congressman from Arizona, 1987-93

Alice Rivlin Economist 4-Mar-1931 Founding director, Congressional Budget Office

Jim Slattery Politician 4-Aug-1948 Congressman from Kansas, 1983-95

John Snow Government 2-Aug-1939 US Secretary of the Treasury, 2003-06

Charlie Stenholm Politician 26-Oct-1938 Congressman from Texas, 1979-2005

David Stockman Government 10-Nov-1946 Ronald Reagan's chief economist

Robert S. Strauss Diplomat 19-Oct-1918 19-Mar-2014 US Ambassador to Russia, 1991-92

Paul Volcker Economist 5-Sep-1927 Chairman of the Federal Reserve, 1979-87

Carol Cox Wait Business c. 1943 Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget

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