This week, the Congressional Budget Office will find itself at the center of Washington’s fierce political storm over health-care policy, and some Republicans anxious to dismantle the Affordable Care Act have taken pre-emptive shots at the agency’s credibility. It is familiar terrain for the nonpartisan agency, and interviews with former directors appointed by both political parties and even some of its critics in Congress suggest...

Source: Wall Street Journal March 13, 2017 15:04 UTC