GOP Lawmakers Return to D.C.

FISCAL BLAME GAME

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 2:38PM EDT / Published Dec. 27, 2012 1:30PM EST

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With just five days to go, Senate leader Harry Reid is sounding off on the fiscal cliff, predicting that the national will take the dreaded fall on Jan. 1—and blaming John Boehner's "dictatorship" over the House for Washington's failure to come up with a plan. Meanwhile, President Obama is back in town from Hawaii and hitting the phones, dialing up Congress's four top leaders; Republican Sen. Scott Brown broke news of a nascent deal but then appeared to be dead wrong; and the House is now adjourned until Monday. Happy new year.

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GOP Lawmakers Return to D.C.

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