House Republicans plan this week to propose more than $4 trillion in federal spending reductions over the next decade by reshaping popular programs like Medicare, the Budget Committee chairman said Sunday in opening a new front in the intensifying budget wars.Never mind that austerity doesn't work. Meanwhile...
The Hill: GOP seen as more reasonable in spending-cut debate.
A plurality of likely voters believes Republicans have been more reasonable than Democrats in the negotiations over spending cuts.Awesome.
A new poll conducted for The Hill showed 41 percent polled said the GOP had been "more reasonable," while 29 percent said Democrats had been more sensible. Twenty-two percent said neither party was more reasonable than the other, and 7 percent were not sure.
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