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Looking at and trying to make a determination whether he will be fit to serve. >> just one more question on this. the other side of that coin is, being able to get democrats to vote on a procedural measure that democrats almost never vote on could be seen as a sign of strength, that he is a speaker who is a constitution al role fr the entire house, not just the krve caucus. >> sure. it could be considered a sign of strength to those who are outside the u.s. house. when you are forced to get demo...

That is why the maga republicans have literally chosen to inflict this kind of pain on the american people, why? why? this nation has gone through too much, weve come too far to let that happen. i will not let that happen. not on my watch. theres a lot of people in the city who think the row over the debt ceiling, which america just reached, will go away. there is a little bit of wiggle room untiljune, that eventually congress will get its stuff together and but there are others who are not so c...

Last month, Congress passed a sweeping budget deal that increased the 2011 Budget Control Act’s discretionary spending caps by $296 billion for fiscal years (FYs) 2018 and 2019.[REF] Now, nearly six months into FY 2018, Congress is poised to debate a $1.3 trillion spending bill that would provide funding to the federal government for the rest of the year at those levels.

Billion in economic and military aid for ukraine. so theres going to be a lot of that. now, this will include, you know, all of the funding for all of the federal agencies, defense and nondefense, for the rest of the year. so theyre working that out. theyre working out the policies on that. a lot of it will be a tin wation -- continuation of what we have in place this year extended another year with spending increases. >> this is last few weeks for democrats to control the house and the senate. ...

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Jeremy hunt plans to balance the books. we reckon even with the reversals hes already announced, assuming he remains chancellor, which is the going assumption now, that he would need to find at least £25 billion worth of slower spending increases or tax increases. you are quite right. if you did what george osborne did in his early budget which was to slash public investment spending, that would set off alarm bells precisely for the reasons you suggest. we need all the growth we can get on is t...

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Think that is difficult, and the reason it appears we want to continue to increase the budget of the nhs, we do want to spend more on social care. i think the government is increasingly finding it difficult to find other areas of government spending to cut in order to increase those budgets which points to a tax rise being needed at some point so over the longer term, the desire to spend more on health and social, the pressures on those budgets, point to taxes going up rather than down so at som...

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