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Mitt Romney pitches smaller government: Is his target realistic?

While President Obama sees sizable government as fostering economic growth, Mitt Romney wants to cap federal spending at 20 percent of GDP. Is that goal feasible – and economically helpful?

Tax VOX What happens if Congress goes over the fiscal cliff? Taxes rise.

Where did the mammoth US budget deficits come from?

Robert Reich Mitt Romney: a compassionate conservative?

Robert Reich Mitt Romney: A warrior for the wealthy?

Decoder Wire Romney, Obama, and 'redistribution': How much do US taxes reallocate wealth? (+video)

How many will pay health-care tax penalty? CBO estimate rises 50 percent.

Decoder Wire Mitt Romney fact check: Is he actually against redistribution? (+video)

Mitt Romney video fact check: Is 47 percent of US 'dependent' on government?

Robert Reich Grim prospects for Romney and Ryan

Automatic budget cuts would be 'deeply destructive'

Health-care insurance: Coverage expands as law kicks in

US incomes fall to 1989 levels. How did that happen?

Obama vs. Romney 101: 5 ways they differ on debt and deficits

Robert Reich The 'heart of our economic dilemma': getting American consumers to spend again

Health-care system wastes $750 billion a year

Obama vs. Romney 101: 6 ways they differ on health-care reform

Paul Ryan's factual shortcuts in convention speech

The Paul Ryan budget: 5 go-to sources for understanding it

Tax VOX Fiscal cliff vs. tax-cut extension is gloom or doom. Is there another way?

Robert Reich Ryan budget is reforming entitlement? No. Destroying it.

Which side is winning the battle to define Paul Ryan?

The other Paul Ryan plan: $800 billion in cuts to Medicaid

Tax VOX Resurrecting the Ryan budget

Decoder Wire New Romney/Ryan ad plays offense on Medicare. Will that work?