waiting until an always-difficult lame duck session may establish inaction as the default position, which could lead the Nation directly over the fiscal cliff.
Orrin Hatch: “waiting until an always-difficult lame duck session may establish inaction as the default position, which could lead the…”
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Senator Hatch warns that delaying action could worsen the fiscal situation.
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