Katherine Mangu-Ward Discusses the Fiscal Cliff Crisis on The Kudlow Report

Katherine Mangu-Ward | 12.5.2012 5:01 PM

Reason Managing Editor Katherine Mangu-Ward discusses the ineffective back and forth in Washington between budget cuts and raising taxes on CNBC's The Kudlow Report. Airdate: November 29, 2012.

About 10.25 minutes.

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RAYMONDO 14 years ago

We can't cut our way out of this. Raise taxes!
1. Sernylan 14 years ago
  
  "We can't cut our way out of this. Raise taxes on ALL politicians!
  
  FIFY
Jesus H. Christ 14 years ago

No budget passed in 3 1/2 years and the administration gets re-elected. The American people don't deserve this country.

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