House passes bill to nix Obamacare panel

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The House on Thursday passed a bill to repeal a panel created by Obamacare to cut Medicare if it spends too much.

The House voted 307-111 to repeal the Independent Payment Advisory Board, a subject of ire from Republicans and some Democrats. Lawmakers say the board takes away congressional authority over entitlement spending.

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