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The House on Wednesday passed its “no budget, no pay” bill, which
suspends the debt ceiling for three months and calls upon both chambers
of Congress to pass a budget resolution for fiscal year 2014 by April
15. Under terms of the legislation, if lawmakers miss that deadline
their salaries are withheld. That’s where the “no pay” part of the thing
kicks in.
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