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And so the moment slips from Boehnor
Dec. 29th, 2012 10:32 pmhttp://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/29/us/politics/key-meeting-looms-as-scaled-back-fiscal-deal-is-explored.html?hp&_r=1&
The most significant item here is not that there's still no progress, it's that Boehnor is no longer in the driver's seat. Now it seems that it's up to the Senate (which isn't even supposed to be the body that originates financial legislation) to come up with a compromise.
( Interesting times are upon us. )
The most significant item here is not that there's still no progress, it's that Boehnor is no longer in the driver's seat. Now it seems that it's up to the Senate (which isn't even supposed to be the body that originates financial legislation) to come up with a compromise.
( Interesting times are upon us. )
