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A 12-step program for congressional spendaholics

Tuesday 13 October16:30 · 4h agoAI summary
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A commentator argues Congress needs a 12-step recovery plan for excessive spending as deficits rise ahead of the elections.

01Summary

  1. 01Merrill Matthews proposes a 12-step recovery programme for members of Congress.
  2. 02The piece says the plan is meant to address bipartisan government spending.
  3. 03It also points to rising national deficits ahead of the upcoming elections.
  4. 04No further text from the article was provided.

02Why it matters

The story touches on federal spending and deficits, which can affect taxpayers and the broader political debate in the run-up to elections. It also suggests criticism of both parties in Congress over fiscal discipline.

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