Over the cliff?

Reuters reports top lawmakers in the U.S. are concerned the fiscal cliff deadline will pass without a deal, with some Republicans charging this is exactly what President Obama wants.

By Staff | December 24, 2012 | Last updated on December 24, 2012
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Reuters reports top lawmakers in the U.S. are saying the fiscal cliff deadline will likely pass without a deal, with some Republicans charging this is what President Obama wants.

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