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https://web.archive.org/web/20140221112426/http://hanabusa.house.gov/press-release/hanabusa-congratulates-house-senate-negotiators-budget-deal Hanabusa Congratulates House, Senate Negotiators on Budget Deal 2013-12-10 2013 2013-12 Democrat House HI Colleen Hanabusa H001050 web.archive.org     legacy Washington, D.C. – U.S Representative Colleen Hanabusa (HI-01) today congratulated House and Senate budget negotiators for reaching a bi-partisan budget deal that could avert a possible government shutdown and prevent further economic damage from across-the board budget cuts resulting from sequestration. “I want to congratulate my House colleagues and our Senate counterparts for bringing forth a budget deal that our respective chambers can review and vote on. It bears noting that a divided Congress has not agreed on a bipartisan budget deal since 1986, and we now have a chance to sit down and talk about real numbers. “It is also vitally important that this budget deal can remove some uncertainty from our economy. It gives the public and American businesses a firmer idea of what they will be dealing with in the future. “With this agreement in place, we will not face another government shutdown in January. I believe that our economy will benefit greatly from the elimination of many of the thoughtless, brutal cuts from sequestration. This can put us back on track for thoughtful, planned control of our spending and the establishment of true priorities in our budget. Both the government and private business should benefit from that. “I am certain that there will be provisions in the proposal that I like and others that give me pause, but that is the nature of compromise. I look forward to delving into the details and determining whether I can support the measure as a whole.” 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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