Senators Urge Obama to Take Lead on Deficit-Cutting Plan
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A bipartisan majority of the U.S. Senate called on President Barack Obama to lead a broad effort to slash the nation’s debt through spending cuts and tax increases as part of negotiations on this year’s budget.
A letter to Obama today signed by 64 senators said “comprehensive deficit-reduction measures are imperative” and the president’s leadership is vital.