Less certain is when this debate will occur in light of competing priorities on the Senate floor, including the president's jobs bill, fiscal 2012 spending, and a possible proposal from
the supercommittee on deficit reduction.
Not exact matches
He ignored the recommendations of his own bipartisan
deficit reduction commission, proposed a federal budget that was so political it was rejected 97 - 0 by the Senate, reneged
on a
deficit compromise last summer and went AWOL
on the
supercommittee deliberations.
And that will be
on top of the 8 percent ($ 3.5 billion) cut that will take effect in the middle of the 2012 — 13 school year as a result of the congressional
supercommittee's failure to achieve a national
deficit reduction plan.