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Wednesday, April 7, 2010 as of 11:14 AM ET

Congressional Democrats

Pelosi Changes Stance on Tax Cuts

FBN’s Rich Edson with news that House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has changed her stance on tax cuts, calling to extend rates for all making less than $1 million, rather than $250,000, annually.

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  1. Mounting Calls to Tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserve

    FBN’s Peter Barnes on Democrats pushing the White House to tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in an effort to ease gas prices.

  2. Hedge Fund Manager Cohen Wines and Dines With Christie

    Hedge fund manager Steve Cohen continued his wooing of national Republican leaders with a dinner Tuesday night with one of the party’s rising stars: New Jersey Gover...

  3. Buffett to Match Lawmaker’s Donation to Debt

    Billionaire Warren Buffett says he will match donations made by a Republican Congressman to cut the nation’s $15.2 trillion debt.Last week, Buffett challenged the GO...

  4. Congressman Takes Up Buffett’s Debt Offer

    A GOP Congressman has taken up billionaire Warren Buffett’s offer last week to match contributions to the federal deficit with his own money.“I appreciate and gladly...

  5. Buffett Picks the Wrong Fight -- Again

    Warren Buffett is picking yet another big political fight.The billionaire is now taking up the GOP’s challenge to pay more out of his own pocket to cut the deficit -...

  6. Buffett Challenges GOP

    FBN's Liz MacDonald breaks down Berkshire Hathaway's CEO Warren Buffett's proposal to the GOP.

  7. Debt Limit Increase Debate to Return Before Election

    Americans for Tax Reform’s Mattie Duppler on the return of the debate over increasing debt limit ahead of the 2012 election.

  8. Senate Won't Adjourn Without Payroll Tax Cut: Reid

    The Senate won't adjourn for the year without passing a bill to extend the payroll tax cut into next year, Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid said Wednesday. Congre...

  9. Freeze Federal Salaries For Tax Cut: Republicans

    Federal civilian salaries should be frozen and wealthy Americans' government benefits should be means-tested to pay for an extension of the expiring payroll tax cut,...

  10. U.S. Debt Panel Deadlocked

    Washington's most ambitious effort in years to come to grips with its mounting debt is set to end with a whimper Monday as negotiators plan to announce they have fai...

  11. Positive Signs on Jobs Front, But is it Enough?

    Former Deputy Secretary of Labor Steve Law argues that despite employers adding 80,000 jobs last month, it’s not enough to say the economy has turned a corner.

  12. John Paul DeJoria on Free-Enterprise Creating Jobs, Not DC

    Patron Co-Founder John Paul DeJoria argues businesses create jobs, not the government.

  1. Boehner Stakes Out GOP Debt Ceiling Position

    House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) has set lawmakers toward another clash over increasing the debt ceiling, maintaining last summer's Republican demand for the next...

  2. Obama’s War on Coal

    FBN’s Lou Dobbs on the Administration’s regulation of the coal industry.

  3. Can Washington Agree on Corporate Tax Reform?

    FBN's Rich Edson breaks down views of Democrats and Republicans on reforming the corporate tax code.

  4. US Senate Defeats Bid To End Subsidies To Largest Oil Cos

    Senate Republicans united to block a Democratic attempt to end roughly $20 billion in federal subsidies to the largest oil and gas companies, in a largely political ...

  5. Obama Urges Repeal Of Tax Breaks For Big Oil

    Seeking to tap into voters' frustration with rising gasoline prices, President Barack Obama on Thursday called again for Congress to strip a host of tax breaks from ...

  6. Ryan the Lone Ranger on Medicare Reform

    Sometimes it seems like Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) is the only person in Washington, D.C., who sees the elephant in the room.That’s not true, of course. Everyone in Was...

  7. Spending Fight Begins as GOP Budget Plan Unveiled

    The 2013 spending fight has started.  In unveiling their latest budget proposal, House Republicans propose spending $19 billion less than Democrats and Republicans a...

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