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Conservatives Revolt As Fiscal Cliff Negotiations Stall

A bipartisan group of governors visited the White House today as the President looks for leverage in avoiding the “fiscal cliff.” He’s been exchanging offers with House Speaker Boehner, but can Boehner keepTea-Party Republicans in line?

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

A bipartisan group of governors visited the White House today as the President looks for leverage in avoiding the “fiscal cliff.” He’s been exchanging offers with House Speaker Boehner, but can Boehner keepTea-Party Republicans in line?

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Conservatives Revolt As Fiscal Cliff Negotiations Stall

A bipartisan group of governors visited the White House today as the President looks for leverage in avoiding the “fiscal cliff.” He’s been exchanging offers with House Speaker Boehner, but can Boehner keepTea-Party Republicans in line?

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Conservatives Revolt As Fiscal Cliff Negotiations Stall

A bipartisan group of governors visited the White House today as the President looks for leverage in avoiding the “fiscal cliff.” He’s been exchanging offers with House Speaker Boehner, but can Boehner keepTea-Party Republicans in line?

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