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Can the Lame Duck Congress Get Anything Done?
Democrats postponed some of their most important business until after the mid-term elections. Now, they’re facing a lame-duck session with no appropriations bills passed and the Bush tax cuts about to expire before the end of the year.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readDemocrats postponed some of their most important business until after the mid-term elections. Now, they’re facing a lame-duck session with no appropriations bills passed and the Bush tax cuts about to expire before the end of the year.
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Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Sonya Geis
Senior Managing Editor
Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author
John Maggs
Financial Reporter, Politico.com
Jim Thurber
Director, American University's Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies
Robert Borosage
Co-Director, Campaign for America's Future
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4 of 4The LAPD: Racial Profiling and the Federal Government- 0:00Los Angeles County Bans Plastic Bags
- 7:20LA Police Chief Beck Discusses Racial Profiling
- 20:20Attorney General Campaigns Focus on the Ballot Counting
- 25:48Can the Lame Duck Congress Get Anything Done?You’re reading this