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The House voted to waive the aggregate expenditure limit (AEL) today with bipartisan support, clearing the two-thirds majority necessary to send it forward. The resolution, sponsored by Rep. David Cook, R-Globe, needed 40 votes to pass and received 46.
State lawmakers took the first tentative steps last week to ensure that public schools don’t have to shut down before the end of the academic year.
Arrogant to say, no, there's no waste in government? why wouldn't we look at all the money that poured out during covid? what money of that has not been spentsome why wouldn't you pull that back in? maria: yeah. but they're not going to agree to a spending cap. they're not going to agree to a spending cap. >> well, maria, i don't believe that's the case because when donald trump was president and when nancy pelosi was speaker, that's exactly what happened for them to get a debt ceiling lifted last time. they agreed to a spending cap. i believe we can sit down with anybody who wants to work tog...
President Bill Clinton is asking Congress to enact the largest tax increase ever imposed upon any country in history. The White House claims that this tax increase is needed to reduce the budget deficit. Yet the Administration's own projections show that adoption of the Clinton budget actually will increase the deficit, up from $3 10 billion this year to $431 billion by 2003. The White House claims that higher taxes will stimulate eco- nomic growth and job creation. Yet the Administration is unable to point to any country, at any point in history, that has ever taxed its way to prosperity...
Retailers spending months trying to sell through the merchandise. >> reporter: which could lead to deeper discounts. >> i expect to see deeper discounts than usual in casual apparel, tvs, furniture and so in addition to the exciting cyber weekend sales to see is extra discounts as they look to clear out the overstocks. >> reporter: shopping with strategy will save you big bucks. start with a shopping list with a spending cap and compare and don't forget about gift cards. you can get some of these at a discount this holiday season. back to you. >> thank you. we are joined by jillian tett. happy...