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Payroll Tax Cut Impact: What If It’s Not Extended? | CNN Money

House Republicans on Tuesday rejected the the two-month payroll tax extension passed by the Senate. But they did so indirectly.
Rather than bring the bill to the floor for a direct vote — and risking the measure actually passing — they voted to instruct House negotiators to push for a year-long extension in a conference with the Senate.
The problem is that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has said there would be no further negotiations until the House passes the temporary two-month extension to insure the tax cut doesn’t lapse after Dec. 31.
Welcome to the latest, completely willful congressional standoff.

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$1,000 is a big chunk for people who make $50,000 a year.

The Republicans are ridiculous.
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manicchill:

Payroll Tax Cut Impact: What If It’s Not Extended? | CNN Money

House Republicans on Tuesday rejected the the two-month payroll tax extension passed by the Senate. But they did so indirectly.

Rather than bring the bill to the floor for a direct vote — and risking the measure actually passing — they voted to instruct House negotiators to push for a year-long extension in a conference with the Senate.

The problem is that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has said there would be no further negotiations until the House passes the temporary two-month extension to insure the tax cut doesn’t lapse after Dec. 31.

Welcome to the latest, completely willful congressional standoff.

Read More

$1,000 is a big chunk for people who make $50,000 a year.

The Republicans are ridiculous.

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