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Jerry Seib discusses the likelihood of a federal government shutdown and what's keeping the President and GOP members of congress from reaching a deal.

Dickering on Budget Goes Down to the Wire Naftali Bendavid 2011

As the click ticks toward this Friday's possible U.S. government shutdown, WSJ's Jerry Seib looks at proposals being weighed by Republicans and Democrats, along with efforts to raise the country's debt ceiling.

Shutdown Looms as Budget Impasse Persists Carol E. Lee 2011

Odds are that those worries are overblown, says Jerry Seib on The News Hub.

Latest Race Ends on a Hostile Note Sara Murray 2012

Also Jerry Seib reports on a new era of dialogue in Washington as debt ceiling and budget talks heat up again.

Ford Deal Offers an Upgrade Kellie Geressy-Nilsen 2011

Odds are that those worries are overblown, says Jerry Seib on The News Hub.

Romney's Florida Lead Cuts Across Categories Patrick O'Connor 2012

Jerry Seib, who was one of the moderators of the event, discusses on Lunch Break.

Rivals Jockey to Be the Primary Challenger Danny Yadron 2012

According to the Wall Street Journal's Gerald Seib, America has endured 11 straight years of lackluster growth since 2000, the last year in which economic growth exceeded four percent.

Will Marshall: The Lost Decade Will Marshall 2011

According to the Wall Street Journal's Gerald Seib, America has endured 11 straight years of lackluster growth since 2000, the last year in which economic growth exceeded four percent.

Will Marshall: The Lost Decade Will Marshall 2011

Jerry Seib discusses why jobs and the unemployment rate are likely to take center state in the upcoming 2012 presidential campaign.

Malaise Casts Shadow on '12 Vote Gerald F. Seib 2011

Odds are that those worries are overblown, says Jerry Seib on The News Hub Journal Community First, the downsides.

Long Primary Fight Not Likely to Deck the GOP Gerald F. Seib 2012