Debt hawks urged to trim while shielding key programs
Congress pressed its debt supercommittee with a flood of advice from Democrats on 16 Republican led House committees. They urged job creation revenue raising and avoiding deep cuts to public works and health care while Agriculture leaders proposed 23 billion in 10 year savings including cuts to food stamps nutrition programs and eliminating direct farm subsidies. Senate Republicans backed a plan to spur jobs through tax code reform deregulation and offshore oil exploration.
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Romneycare implications slow premium growth in Massachusetts
Debates over Romneycare tie Massachusetts health policy to ObamaCare with Perry claiming costs rose. Data show Massachusetts premiums were 14 percent above national average in 2010, down from 16 percent in 2006, while overall premium trends rose nationwide. Both laws require individuals to carry insurance and limit coverage denials for preexisting conditions, with employer rules differing by program.
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Republicans prepare new ads as 2012 race heats up
Republican hopefuls roll out online attack videos targeting Barack Obama and rivals with themes aimed at Iowa and New Hampshire. Mitt Romney culls cash while Rick Perry, facing weak debate showings, hints at soon TV ads to regain momentum. Newt Gingrich and Rand Paul pursue limited spend.
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Cain faces uphill trek in N H and Iowa
Herman Cain rides national buzz but lacks campaign infrastructure in Iowa and New Hampshire as voting approaches. He vows a 50 state strategy though donors and organizers lag behind rivals. Observers note his outsider status appeals to tea party voters while questioning resources and ground game.
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