Dems Refuse to Deal as House GOP Offers Bill to Cut Spending
Republicans' bill would allow a higher debt ceiling in exchange for reforms aimed at lowering future deficits and boosting economic growth.
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Republicans' bill would allow a higher debt ceiling in exchange for reforms aimed at lowering future deficits and boosting economic growth.
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Insuggestives, and one piece of data in the romney economic documents that caught my eye, he will push spending back to 20% of gdp, the average since 1968. during obama's term it's risen to about 24% of gdp. if he sticks to that, that means to spending will not rise during the romney presidency. >> paul: i would have to say romney has to avoid the bush mistakes of subsidizing housing and created a housing bubble which led to the crisis. >> to his credit, even in places like nevada when it's been politically not, not the easiest thing to do. he's resisted, saying, yeah, let's go for another hou...
Insuggestives, and one piece of data in the romney economic documents that caught my eye, he will push spending back to 20% of gdp, the average since 1968. during obama's term it's risen to about 24% of gdp. if he sticks to that, that means to spending will not rise during the romney presidency. >> paul: i would have to say romney has to avoid the bush mistakes of subsidizing housing and created a housing bubble which led to the crisis. >> to his credit, even in places like nevada when it's been politically not, not the easiest thing to do. he's resisted, saying, yeah, let's go for another hou...
Insuggestives, and one piece of data in the romney economic documents that caught my eye, he will push spending back to 20% of gdp, the average since 1968. during obama's term it's risen to about 24% of gdp. if he sticks to that, that means to spending will not rise during the romney presidency. >> paul: i would have to say romney has to avoid the bush mistakes of subsidizing housing andreated a housing bubble which led to the crisis. >> to his credit, even in places like nevada when it's been politically not, not the easiest thing to do. he's resisted, saying, yeah, let's go for another housi...