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Tax reform: If both parties love it, why doesn't it go anywhere?
A speech by the an oil industry lobbying group Tuesday showed how interest groups are influencing the process, worried that they could be the big loser in tax reform.
Five reasons America won't fall off the 'fiscal cliff'
'Fiscal cliff' meets debt ceiling: Should Washington tackle both now?
Decoder Wire Fiscal zombie apocalypse in Washington? Obama and Congress on taxes. (+video)
Is Congress to blame for a downshifting US economy?
US business leaders defend tea party, anonymous political ads
US Chamber to Congress on transportation bill: You're doing it wrong
Letters to the Editor – Weekly Issue of May 16, 2011
Chamber of Commerce president: Appreciation for Obama 'changing his song'
With new oversight powers, House GOP aims to put Obama on defensive
Tax incentives, tax cuts on Geithner's agenda
GOP's jobs ideas: Keep Bush tax cuts, freeze regulations
Cuba travel ahead for Americans? House committee advances measure.
Businesses 'not hiring' because of economic uncertainty
How Washington lobbyists peddle power
House Democrats unveil healthcare plan - but what will it cost?
Controversial 'card check' bill back for fourth time
Behind the Senate deal on housing relief
Congress looking for broader fixes for U.S. economy

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