The election is over and the media immediately turned to the coming “fiscal cliff.” Components of the metaphorical cliff include across the board cuts to government spending occurring at the same time the Bush tax cuts expire, and the federal government’s likely need to raise the national debt ceiling in order to finance its operations. …
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