Politics, economy may hamper effects of PAYGO proposal

For most American families, matching income with expenditures is a no-brainer. But not for a government that has run up more than $10 trillion in debt and is slated to gush a record $1.8 trillion in red ink this year. Full Story »

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Republicans complain the proposal covers only mandatory spending, and that discretionary spending — like the $787-billion stimulus bill passed earlier this year ... More »

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