House to vote on cut, cap deal next week

Washington : DC : USA | Jul 15, 2011 at 7:27 AM PDT

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Analysis & Opinion The 112th Congress convenes in the House Chamber in the Capitol in Washington January 5, 2011. The House of Representatives will vote next week on a "cut, cap and balance" plan that calls for any debt deal to include spending cuts and caps along with a balanced budget amendment, lawmakers... FULL ARTICLE AT Reuters

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