The President praises the Senate for restoring the pay-as-you-go law, discusses his proposal for a freeze in discretionary spending, and calls for a bipartisan Fiscal Commission to hammer out further concrete deficit reduction proposals.
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- Obama: Why Haiti Matters
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- Governor's State of the Commonwealth Address
- What Karl Rove got wrong on the U.S. deficit
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- Steele Suggests GOP Isn't Ready to Take Over
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