 The Associated Press | Hot rhetoric, tiny numbers separate Obama, Boehner The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — In the "fiscal cliff" standoff, President Barack Obama wants to raise taxes by about $20 billion a year more than House Speaker John Boehner. The president wants to spend about that much more yearly than Boehner does, too. Hopes dive of deal to avoid US fiscal cliff Republicans push 'plan B' as White House says fiscal cliff talks have ceased GOP hopes to sweeten Plan B pot |
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