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have a totally lopsided approach," said Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., accusing
Republicans of protecting special interests at the expense of the poor. "The
result is they whack everybody else."The dispute may amount to little more
than a political statement at this stage. In the Senate, Majority Leader
Harry Reid says the bill will not pass unless tax increases are
also part of the mix.And the White House has issued a veto
threat over the Republican bill.An administration statement released Wednesday evening said the
bill "would impose deep budget cuts that cost jobs and hurt middle-class
and vulnerable Americans."Fox News' Chad Pergram contributed to this report.
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ill could not reach a compromise.On the heels of that negotiation collapse,
House Republicans began to debate a proposal Thursday to shift around a
portion of those planned cuts -- largely sparing the military from the
full brunt of the impact.The GOP proposal is estimated to be worth
about $242 billion in savings over 10 years -- to do that,
it cuts into entitlements spending as well as other areas, something Democrats
oppose. The Pentagon would not be entirely spared from cuts, but the
GOP plan effectively takes the budget ax off cruise control and puts
somebody in the driver's seat."It would decimate our military at the very
moment when our men and women are over fighting in Afghanistan," Rep.
Paul Ryan, R-Wis., chairman of the House Budget Committee, said of the
original plan. "So what we're saying is we don't want to lose
the savings. We just need to cut the government spending in other
places of government."But Democrats, who are pushing an alternative
President Obama on Wednesday endorsed same-sex marriages, becoming the first sitting U.S.
president to take that position following days of speculation about his "evolving"
stance on the issue.The president used a hastily called TV interview to
make his position clear."At a certain point, I've just concluded that for
me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm
that I think same-sex couples should be able to get married," Obama
told ABC News.The president, who was previously opposed to the unions, explained
that he's gone through an "evolution." Obama said he initially thought civil
unions would suffice as a vehicle to give same-sex couples the rights
commensurate with those of heterosexual couples. "I'd hesitated on gay marriage in
part because I thought civil unions would be sufficient," he said.But he
said his position evolved over the years, "as I have talked to
friends and family and neighbors, when I think about members of my
own staff w
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