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Paul Ryan Tweeted About Tax Cut Saving A Secretary $1.50 A Week, Then Deleted It
Never mind all the Democrats who call the GOP's tax bill a deficit-busting giveaway to the rich; House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., has been enthusiastically promoting it as a middle-class tax windfall.
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Obama On The GOP Health-Care Plan: 'This Bill Will Do You Harm.'
Former president Barack Obama posted a nearly 1,000-word critique of the Senate health-care bill Thursday on Facebook, warning, "This bill will do you harm."
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Donald Trump's Path Forward Only Gets Tougher After Health-Care Fiasco
The stunning collapse of the Republican health-care bill now imperils the rest of President Donald Trump's ambitious congressional agenda, with few prospects for quick victory on tax revisions, construction projects or a host of other issues in the months ahead despite complete GOP control of government.
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Barack Obama Marks Anniversary Of Iran Nuke Deal; GOP Aims To Undermine
President Barack Obama marked the anniversary of the landmark nuclear deal with Iran on Thursday by vowing that the United States and its partners will uphold their commitments as long as Iran abides by the pact. Congressional Republicans again tried to undermine the international accord, which outlines what Iran must do to pull back its nuclear pr...
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US government downsizes amid GOP demands for more cuts
Republicans and other fiscal conservatives keep insisting on more federal austerity and a smaller government. Without much fanfare or acknowledgement, they've already got much of both.
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'Buffett rule’ to yield only $47 bn over 10 years, finds US Congress tax body
A bill designed to enact President Barack Obama's plan for a "Buffett rule" tax on the wealthy would rake in just $47 billion over the next 11 years.
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Senate banking bill stalls again in US, GOP still united
A Senate bill to rein in financial institutions has stalled again as Republicans remain unified against the Democrats' proposed overhaul. The 56-42 vote failed to get the necessary 60 votes to move the legislation to the Senate floor for debate. Without that step, senators cannot offer amendments to the bill. It was the third such vote...
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Paul Ryan Tweeted About Tax Cut Saving A Secretary $1.50 A Week, Then Deleted It
Never mind all the Democrats who call the GOP's tax bill a deficit-busting giveaway to the rich; House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., has been enthusiastically promoting it as a middle-class tax windfall.
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Obama On The GOP Health-Care Plan: 'This Bill Will Do You Harm.'
Former president Barack Obama posted a nearly 1,000-word critique of the Senate health-care bill Thursday on Facebook, warning, "This bill will do you harm."
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Donald Trump's Path Forward Only Gets Tougher After Health-Care Fiasco
The stunning collapse of the Republican health-care bill now imperils the rest of President Donald Trump's ambitious congressional agenda, with few prospects for quick victory on tax revisions, construction projects or a host of other issues in the months ahead despite complete GOP control of government.
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Barack Obama Marks Anniversary Of Iran Nuke Deal; GOP Aims To Undermine
President Barack Obama marked the anniversary of the landmark nuclear deal with Iran on Thursday by vowing that the United States and its partners will uphold their commitments as long as Iran abides by the pact. Congressional Republicans again tried to undermine the international accord, which outlines what Iran must do to pull back its nuclear pr...
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US government downsizes amid GOP demands for more cuts
Republicans and other fiscal conservatives keep insisting on more federal austerity and a smaller government. Without much fanfare or acknowledgement, they've already got much of both.
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'Buffett rule’ to yield only $47 bn over 10 years, finds US Congress tax body
A bill designed to enact President Barack Obama's plan for a "Buffett rule" tax on the wealthy would rake in just $47 billion over the next 11 years.
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Senate banking bill stalls again in US, GOP still united
A Senate bill to rein in financial institutions has stalled again as Republicans remain unified against the Democrats' proposed overhaul. The 56-42 vote failed to get the necessary 60 votes to move the legislation to the Senate floor for debate. Without that step, senators cannot offer amendments to the bill. It was the third such vote...
