Sentence examples for conservative deficit from inspiring English sources

With his bargaining position already tenuous, Mr. Boehner needs a unified party behind him if he is to hold out for a conservative deficit deal, leaders told the Republican conference on Wednesday.

Of the roughly 25 Republican House members who on Thursday night refused to budge on the plan, the vast majority are freshmen, joined by some more senior members who have largely aligned themselves with the conservative deficit hawks.

Jonathan Weisman reports that Republican leaders have said that Mr. Boehner needs a unified party behind him if he is to hold out for a conservative deficit deal, but his defectors are pushing him to either let taxes rise on incomes higher than $250,000 or take a ride into the fiscal unknown next month.

But when it comes to things like massive infrastructure spending (that is nearly four times what Hillary Clinton was proposing, by the way), it's much easier to see Trump forging an alliance with them than getting fiscally conservative deficit hawks to come on board.

Dole was a longstanding conservative deficit hawk who had even voted against John F. Kennedy's tax cuts, while Kemp was an outspoken supply-sider.

In spite of this "violation" of conservative deficit and budgetary control principles, the Veterans Access Choice and Affordability Act got overwhelming support from Republicans in both chambers.

As former Labor Secretary Robert Reich laments in his memoir, Locked in the Cabinet, the liberal public-investment crowd in the new Administration lost most battles to the more conservative deficit-hawk crowd.

The first is that Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne are avowed fiscal conservatives ("deficit hawks" in American) rather than Reaganite tax-cutters.

In a speech to the broader group Friday afternoon, Mr. Romney will seek to reassure social conservatives, deficit and national security hawks, and evangelical voters that they are a crucial part of the coalition he is building.

Ms. Snowe, who came to the House in 1978 and was elected to the Senate in 1994, has come to symbolize the strains in her party between moderates and conservatives, deficit hawks and tax cutters.

Labour said the Conservatives' deficit attack was based on "false assumptions and out-of-date economic forecasts", while the Lib Dems said only they offered a "fair and balanced approach".