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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: There Is No Fiscal Cliff. [View all]allrevvedup
(408 posts)44. On other stopgap legislation,
as explained in #41 above. States can also extend their state benefits beyond 26 weeks and I imagine most Dem governors would if necessary. Redstaters might be SOL in which case they need to communicate their concerns to their reps because GOP reps are the holdouts.
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calling this a "cliff" is more shock doctrine stuff an obvious attempt at getting a reduction in s.s
leftyohiolib
Nov 2012
#1
Again, they know that there's a lot of fat and waste in the defense budget
customerserviceguy
Nov 2012
#27
We thought the same thing prior to the Super Committee fiasco a few years back.
ProgressiveProfessor
Nov 2012
#12
The signing statement was orders of magnitude away from what it was claimed to be.
Igel
Nov 2012
#65
This congress has no character it creates a tiger trap for the economy and then skips around it
HereSince1628
Nov 2012
#29