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A New GOP Budget that May Not Sit Well with Republicans
In today's Wall Street Journal , and at a news conference on Capitol Hill, Congressman Paul Ryan today released a Republican budget plan, which renews the attack on big government and reduces taxes.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn today's Wall Street Journal, and at a news conference on Capitol Hill, Congressman Paul Ryan today released a Republican budget plan, which renews the attack on big government and reduces taxes. Ryan's plan may reveal the heart of contemporary conservatism, but many fellow Republicans fear the timing could give an advantage to Democrats in this election year. David Hawkings is Editor of the CQ Roll Call Daily Briefing.
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