A new bipartisan negotiating committee tasked with hammering out a federal budget before the current deal expires in January pledged during its first public meeting Wednesday to find common ground.
But after a nasty partisan budget fight that led to a16-day partial government shutdown, negotiators admit the public isn’t holding its breath for a deal.
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