Debt hawks urged toward cautious cuts amid farm aid plan
Congress pressed the debt supercommittee with varied advice as Democrats and Republican agriculture leaders sketched a bipartisan 23 billion over 10 years. They favor job creation and revenue while trimming food stamps and subsidies, aiming to balance deficits without gutting health care and public works. Senate and House GOP plans include tax reform and offshore exploration to spur growth.
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Romneycare Critics Tie Mass Health Plan to ObamaCare
In New Hampshire debates Romney defenders and rivals clash over Massachusetts health reform known as Romneycare. Critics cite rising premiums while data show the premium gap to national average has narrowed since 2006. Both laws require individual coverage and regulate insurers. federal rules add employer fines for large firms.
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Republican hopefuls set to unleash new ad campaigns
A trio of campaign videos accuses Barack Obama and rivals of faults while Perry Richardson Romney and Gingrich prepare to flood airwaves. With under three months to primary voting, GOP rivals differ in readiness and cash for a TV ad push as Perry trails Romney in polls.
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Cain Faces Uphill Trek in N H and Iowa
Herman Cain gains national attention but lacks campaign organization in Iowa and New Hampshire where early voting begins in less than three months. He pledges a 50 state strategy while critics note he trails in money and organization compared with top rivals.
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