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Boehner warns automatic US budget cuts will stay without other cuts
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner said on Thursday broad automatic budget cuts will go into effect next month unless Congress and the White House find other spending cuts and "reforms" to balance the U.S. budget within 10 years.
Some $85 billion in budget cuts, also known as the "sequester," are due to go into effect March 1.
(Reporting by Richard Cowan and Thomas Ferraro; Editing by Vicki Allen)
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His only opportunity to accomplish anything in his second term was to merge to the center, instead he’s made a hard veer to the left because he believes the electorate so adores him and everything he says.
The truth is that the American electorate also voted in Republicans to control the House in 2010 and retained that majority in 2012 with the sole intention of thwarting his boneheaded initiatives.
His policies are a non-starter, but he is trying to further ostracize Republicans politically. Fortunately, I believe after 8 years of an abysmal economy, stubborn unemployment, and reckless spending Americans will finally realize that a robust private sector, not a bloated government, is the only organic and sustainable path to prosperity.



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