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PoliticoWhite House Chief of Staff Bill Daley thinks that John Boehner’s deficit plan will die in the House, but he also says there’s no guarantee that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s administration-backed effort will fare any better.
“In today's time, everything's uncertain. I think it will pass,” he told Bloomberg’s Al Hunt in a Tuesday interview.
“It will grow in its bipartisan support, because it's the only plan that truly has a large number of real savings and has a path also with a committee that's real that could bring additional savings, because all of these numbers, we need much larger savings and a balance of additional revenue ... I wouldn't say that as it is today that that would get a large number of Republican support," he said.
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