WRAPUP 5-US 'fiscal cliff' talks turn sour, Obama threatens veto

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We all know this is for show and Obama will cave in to the Republican Plan B at the 11th hour. Afterwards a wink-wink drink-drink with a Boner and all is well for the well to do.

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