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Automatic sequester cuts originally meant to motivate Congress to pass a budget deal look like they may become reality on March 1. Congressional Republicans are refusing to consider new tax revenue as part of a deal; some GOP lawmakers even insist that the across-the-board sequester cuts should be allowed to kick in.
Republican governors, however, are bracing for the devastating impact these cuts will have on their states. On CBS Face the Nation Sunday morning, Tea Party favorite Gov. Jan Brewer (R-AZ) said Republicans should compromise on tax increases rather than let the budget cuts stand:
Tea Party Governor Calls For GOP To Compromise On Taxes To Avert Sequester Cuts | ThinkProgress
Republican governors, however, are bracing for the devastating impact these cuts will have on their states. On CBS Face the Nation Sunday morning, Tea Party favorite Gov. Jan Brewer (R-AZ) said Republicans should compromise on tax increases rather than let the budget cuts stand:
Tea Party Governor Calls For GOP To Compromise On Taxes To Avert Sequester Cuts | ThinkProgress