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Will Anyone Go All In on the Budget This Year?

By Stan Collender
Roll Call Contributing Writer
Jan. 12, 2010, Midnight

This is the point in the year in Washington, D.C., when, like when the cards are dealt in Texas Hold ’Em, everything seems possible when it comes to the federal budget.

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