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WASHINGTON -- Democrats controlling Congress are leaving grim decisions on automatic tax increases to the next president and the newly elected Congress under a freshly negotiated House-Senate blueprint for the upcoming budget year. The fiscal 2009 budget plan worked out in private talks between...
Congressional Democrats on Tuesday announced that they have reached a tentative agreement on a $3.3 trillion fiscal year 2009 budget resolution that rejects reductions in spending for Medicare and Medicaid proposed by President Bush, the New York Times reports.
Congress has done the next president, whoever that may be, no favors. The House and Senate have agreed on a budget resolution that postpones the tough decisions on taxes and spending until next year. The resolution is nonbinding and does not require the president's signature but it sets spending...
By ANDREW TAYLOR Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) -- Democrats controlling Congress are leaving difficult decisions on automatic tax increases to the next president and the newly elected Congress under a freshly negotiated House-Senate blueprint for the upcoming budget year. The fiscal 2009...
WASHINGTON — Senate and House Democrats said Tuesday that they had reached a tentative agreement on a budget blueprint that embodies their priorities and sets spending levels somewhat higher than President Bush had requested. If approved by both houses, the agreement would be a significant...
"We reached agreement on Friday night." If approved by the House and Senate, the deal will be the first budget resolution approved in an election year since the Clinton administration. "So we are ready now for the House and Senate to name conferees," Conrad said. If the legislation is approved by...
WASHINGTON (AP) - Democrats controlling Congress are leaving grim decisions on automatic tax increases to the next president and the newly elected Congress under a freshly negotiated House-Senate blueprint for the upcoming budget year. The fiscal 2009 budget plan worked out in private talks...
Democrats controlling Congress are leaving grim decisions on automatic tax increases to the next president and the newly elected Congress under a freshly negotiated House-Senate blueprint for the upcoming budget year. The fiscal 2009 budget plan worked out in private talks between House Budget...
By: Andrew Taylor, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON - Democrats controlling the U.S. Congress are leaving grim decisions on automatic tax increases to the next president and the newly elected Congress under a freshly negotiated House-Senate blueprint for the upcoming budget year. The fiscal 2009...
Democrats controlling Congress are leaving grim decisions on automatic tax increases to the next president and the newly elected Congress under a freshly negotiated House-Senate blueprint for the upcoming budget year. The fiscal 2009 budget plan worked out in private talks between House Budget...
Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Democrats controlling Congress are leaving grim decisions on automatic tax increases to the next president and the newly elected Congress under a freshly negotiated House-Senate blueprint for the upcoming budget year. The fiscal 2009 budget plan worked...
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