Topic: Grover Norquist

How the 2014 elections tip prospects for a 'grand bargain' on US deficits
Whoever wins the White House – President Obama or Mitt Romney – will need help from the other side of the aisle in the Senate to reach a deal on meaningful debt- and deficit-reduction. But key senators up for reelection in 2014 face wrenching tradeoffs.
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Mitt Romney defends his stance on taxes, rejecting revenue hike
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Donald Trump to moderate GOP debate. But what if nobody shows up?
New York to raise taxes on the rich. Is it a blueprint for Congress?

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