Republican Denham reaches across aisle to help avoid fiscal cliff

The bill raises taxes for individuals making more than $400,000 annually and families making more than $450,000. For everyone else, tax rates will remain at the same level as set by the so-called Bush tax cuts in 2001. The bill also permanently fixes a l

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