Federal help boosts vulnerable Democrats in tight races
Federal aid and Obama administration appearances are touted as boosts for vulnerable Democrats like Senator Patty Murray in Washington, with $30 million in federal grants highlighted to relieve Seattle traffic chokepoints. The piece contrasts GOP opponents such as Dino Rossi and John Boozman with Democratic incumbents and discusses voters’ economic frustrations and the politics of federal stimulus.
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GOP Pledge to America outlines tax cuts and spending curb plan
Republicans unveil a 21 page manifesto promising tax and spending cuts and repeal of Obama reforms aimed at energizing voters. It calls for bills to cite constitutional authority, be public before votes, and emphasizes economic growth while avoiding precise Social Security and Medicare fixes.
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Congress votes to send small business bill to Obama
A long delayed measure to aid small businesses with easier credit and incentives faces final House approval before being sent to President Obama. It creates a $30 billion fund to spur lending by Main Street banks, cuts taxes, and expands SBA programs as small firms wait for demand to pick up.
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