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Obama, he says, has devoted his efforts to saving tens of billions of dollars in cutting waste, fraud and inefficiency in government. Yet under President Obama's leadership, government spending keeps growing irresponsibly, and neither he nor his
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Wednesday could have been the day that the budget debate turned bipartisan. Instead, it was the day that the debate proved itself immune to attempts at bipartisanship. Senate Budget Chairman Kent Conrad (D-ND) speaks about FY2013 spending levels at a
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Republicans controlling the House are targeting food stamps, federal employee pensions, tax breaks for illegal immigrants and subsidies under President Barack Obama's health care law in a multifaceted drive to swap cuts to domestic programs for big
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For the third consecutive year, the Democratic-controlled Senate will not even attempt to pass a budget. This wasn't the first choice of the Senate budget committee chairman Max Baucus (D-Mont.) who appears to have been pressured into his decision by
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Republicans controlling the House are eying big cuts to food stamps as they piece together legislation to trim $261 billion from the federal budget over the next decade, hoping to forestall major Pentagon cutbacks. The cuts to
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House lawmakers last month clobbered a bipartisan budget amendment offered by Reps. Steven LaTourette (R-Ohio) and Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.) modeled on the deficit-slashing recommendations from President Obama's 2010 fiscal commission. Although 100 House
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Herald/Times Tallahassee Bureau The coalition wasn't premeditated or organized. And it often included men like Sen. Mike Fasano, R-New Port Richey, and Sen. Dennis Jones, R-Seminole...The rebellion grew out of frustration in both parties that
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Calif. (AP) Among the many bills rushed through when lawmakers passed the state budget last year was one protecting teachers if the state had to resort to automatic spending cuts in the middle of the school year. The bill prohibited school
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Conrad said the debt-limit deal from last summer set discretionary spending levels not just for next year but for the next 10 years. "It's very clear that it stands in place of a budget resolution and in many ways it is stronger than the budget
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New Jersey Transit doesn't plan to raise fares in the new fiscal year. Executive Director James Weinstein told members of the Assembly Budget Committee on Monday the fiscal 2013 state budget does not include any fare increases. Weinstein also
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