House Set to Vote on Debt Limit Bill as Republican Resistance Grows
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54% : But even as the meeting unfolded, the Congressional Budget Office reported that the changes in work requirements for food stamp eligibility -- tightening them for some adults, but loosening them for others, including veterans -- would actually increase federal spending on the program by $2 billion.42% : In a closed-door conference meeting on Tuesday night that lasted over an hour, Mr. McCarthy and his negotiators sought to sell their conference on the compromise, saying that Democrats had not scored any victories in the bipartisan talks and that his team had fought strenuously against the White House to prevent tax increases and secure new work requirements for social safety net programs, according to lawmakers who attended.
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