We Might Have Found the Source for the Diarrhea Lettuce Outbreak. Yes, Taco...
President Trump Reveals What We All Suspected About the 2020 Election in Primetime...
ACLJ Sues the FBI to Expose Its Lies and Spying on Kash Patel...
As AG, Todd Blanche Will Finally Seek Justice for Dems' Dirty Lawfare
JD Retreat
Is It Possible Hollywood Is Losing Its Itch to Please LGBTQ Lobbyists?
Why We Need the SAVE America Act
Lindsey Graham, Politician and Churchillian
America Is in Trouble and Running Out of Time
Radical-Chic Immigration Beliefs Cost an American Woman Her Life
A Second Chance for American Health—and American Farmers
The Billionaires Who Built Platner
In Defense of Data Centers
A Maryland School Lied to Parents. Twice.
Trump Declassifies Election Documents: Here's What We Know So Far
OPINION

Debt supercommittee: Democrats reject last-ditch Republican offer

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.
Debt supercommittee: Democrats reject last-ditch Republican offer
Democrats on Friday rejected a last-ditch bid by Republicans to save the congressional supercommittee from failure, leaving the panel with no apparent path to compromise as the clock ticks toward a Thanksgiving deadline.
Advertisement

Having concluded that agreement looks increasingly unlikely on a far-reaching plan to raise taxes and restrain social spending, Republican members of the supercommittee worked with House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) to develop with a smaller “Plan B” that would stop far short of the panel’s goal of $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction over the next decade.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement