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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
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Does Sequester mean budget cut here?

Context:

Sequester talks set for Friday

President Obama meets Friday with Democratic backers and GOP critics on the sequester. Read Story

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Obama, top lawmakers to meet Friday on budget cuts

David Jackson, USA TODAY11:38a.m. EST February 27, 2013

As $85 billion in budget cuts begin to descend on the economy Friday, President Obama plans to sit down with congressional leaders.


President Obama and Mitch McConnell (Photo: Saul Loeb, AFP/Getty Images)

Story Highlights

  • President Obama meets with congressional leaders Friday on the sequester
  • The sequester -- $85 billion in automatic, across-the-board cuts -- begins to take effect Friday
  • Obama, Republicans argue about taxes in a revamped debt cutting deal
President Obama will meet with congressional leaders Friday, the day that $85 billion in automatic budget cuts are set to take effect.

  

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SEQUESTER: Noun A general cut in government spending.

  • SEQUESTER: Noun A general cut in government spending.
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SEQUESTER: Noun
A general cut in government spending.

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