Kent Conrad News
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Max Baucus, declaring himself “unconstrained” by electoral politics for the first time since coming to Congress in 1975, placed a 20-month clock on his efforts to push a tax-code rewrite through the U.S. Senate.
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The U.S. Congress is gang-infested.
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When Republicans and Democrats describe each other’s budgets, a person could be forgiven for thinking the plans are as far apart as possible.
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Genworth Financial Inc., the seller of life insurance and mortgage guarantees, named former U.S. Senator Kent Conrad to the board of directors as financial firms seek government expertise and influence in Washington.
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Representative Paul Ryan, chairman of the House Budget Committee, declared this month that the U.S. national debt “is hurting our economy today.” It’s an idea embraced by almost every Republican and even some Democrats.
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Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad expressed confidence that lawmakers will be able to head off a government default, likely at the last minute on Aug. 2.
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Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad of North Dakota, a leading deficit hawk who would have faced a tough re-election fight, announced today he won’t seek another term in 2012.
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Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad, a Democrat, said in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Political Capital with Al Hunt,” airing this weekend, that an economic catastrophe like the debt crisis in Europe or a Middle East conflict may be the only way to spark congressional action this year on a broad reduction of the U.S. deficit.
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An economic catastrophe like the debt crisis in Europe or a Middle East conflict may be the only way to get congressional action this year on a broad reduction of the U.S. deficit, Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad said.
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Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Sen. Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) talks about the importance of the business community's understanding of the fiscal cliff's consequences. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Market Makers."
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