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OPINION

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If House Speaker John Boehner was looking to the 2012 Republican presidential field for support for his debt-ceiling bill, he’s plum out of luck.

Boehner’s (R-Ohio) bill faces an uncertain fate, to say that least, and he’s not getting any cover from the Republicans running for president.

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