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Senate Blocks Democrats' Debt Limit Plan

Oct. 17 looming

Reason Staff | 10.12.2013 12:55 PM

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The Senate blocked a Democratic plan to push the next fight over raising the debt limit until 2015 as lawmakers struggled to find a path to prevent a U.S. default and end the 12-day government shutdown.

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