National Review’s Robert Costa appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe today to talk about the looming sequester deadline. Even though “both sides don’t want it,” Costa said, neither Congress nor the White House are willing to budge on a sequester deal. After the fiscal-cliff deal, Republican congressional leaders “can’t go to conservatives now and even entertain the idea of revenue or tax hikes . . . so there’s just no chance of a deal that includes revenue, and that’s all the White House wants.”
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