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No Cash, No Benefits

By Matt Cooper

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The new order on Capitol Hill is getting an early start as House Republicans refuse to extend unemployment benefits to 2 million jobless Americans. The reason: they say the government doesn't have the $12.5 billion to pay for it. What the GOP would agree to is to shift unspent money from the stimulus program to pay for jobless benefits.

Full post as published by Portfolio.com: Capital on November 18, 2010 (boomark / email).

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