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Selection of the Debt Panel for the August 2 Debt Ceiling and Deficit legislation

08/10/2011

Members suggested by Senate Majority leader Reid for the super committee include Patty Murray, Max Baucus, and John Kerry.

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On supercommittee, growing doubts about reaching a debt deal - The Washington Post

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The debt Supercommittee in the U.S. Congress

11/13/2011

The debt panel in the U.S. Congress reached an impasse on the issue of new taxes one week before a November 23, 2011 deadline. Failure to reach an agreement by the deadline leads to automatic across the board cuts including defense as voted earlier by Congress.

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On supercommittee, growing doubts about reaching a debt deal - The Washington Post

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Deficit Panel Seeks to Defer Details on Raising Taxes

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The supercommittee’s make-or-break question - The Washington Post

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GOP supercommittee members’ tax plan gives party an identity crisis - The Washington Post

Washington Post 11/17/2011

How we can succeed through supercommittee’s ‘failure’ - The Washington Post

Washington Post 11/17/2011

‘Supercommittee’ appears unlikely to reach agreement - The Washington Post

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Deficit discussions in the U.S. and revenue from taxes- 2011-2012

07/04/2011

Negotiations between the White House, Democrats and Republicans, to achieve major reductions and cuts in spending, and increase tax revenues by reducing tax expenditures. The discussions for an action plan on the U.S. budget deficit have reached an impasse with Republicans opposed to any tax increases.

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Budget Shell Games Are Contrary to Law

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GOP Hopefuls Betting Voters Want Deep Cuts

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Why we need a third party - The Washington Post

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Deficit Talks Focus on Taxes

Wall Street Journal 07/05/2011

The Mother of All No-Brainers

New York Times 07/04/2011

What Obama Wants

New York Times 07/07/2011

The events in the 2011 U.S. deficit reduction and debt ceiling talks between the Obama White House and Republicans

07/13/2011

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Debt-Limit Harakiri

Wall Street Journal 07/13/2011

Budget Shell Games Are Contrary to Law

Wall Street Journal 07/14/2011

GOP Hopefuls Betting Voters Want Deep Cuts

Wall Street Journal 07/18/2011

Why we need a third party - The Washington Post

Washington Post 09/26/2011

Bob Woodward: The inside story of how Obama and Boehner negotiate - The Washington Post

Washington Post 09/07/2013

Why Democrats Are Dug in on Shutdown Impasse

Wall Street Journal 10/14/2013

The view that the burden of U.S. deficit reduction is falling on the elderly, the poor and the middle class

01/20/2010

Bernie Sanders and other leaders who see this as a problem with the plans for U.S. deficit reduction that are under discussion.

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Low Interest Rates Are Squeezing Seniors

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America’s Sinking Middle Class

New York Times 09/18/2013

State of the Union: Obama Seeks to Narrow Income Gap

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Bernie Sanders’s Revolutionary Roots Were Nurtured in ’60s Vermont

New York Times 07/03/2015

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New York Times 08/09/2015

Livin’ Bernie Sanders’s Danish Dream

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