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Martin Heinrich |
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Ben Ray Lujan |
Bloomberg - Republicans are holding to their demand that spending cuts exceed an increase in the government’s legal debt limit, he said. The meeting followed the House’s 318-97 vote yesterday defeating a measure that would have raised the $14.3 trillion debt limit by $2.4 trillion without spending reductions. Republicans scheduled the vote to drive home their position that a debt-limit increase without what Boehner called “major spending cuts” is unacceptable. Democrats derided the vote as political theater. Read full story here:
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Lujan & Heinrich: Put That on Our CHARGE CARD
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