House OKs extension on tax cuts for some Americans
By: Bill O'ReillyDecember 2, 2010
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Los Angeles Times: The House of Representatives has narrowly passed a measure to keep lowered tax rates for individuals earning less than $250,000 a year. The final vote was 234-188, with 20 Democrats joining a nearly unanimous block of Republicans against the plan. The vote in Congress' lame-duck session was a symbolic one boosted by Democrats, still in the majority, who sought to force Republicans to vote against a tax cut. Republicans, who want an extension of the lower rates at all income levels, framed the vote as one that would raise taxes on small-business owners who create jobs.
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