The House of Representatives passed the first bipartisan U.S. budget in four years yesterday, clearingthe way for final Senate passage next week to ease $63 billion inspending cuts and avert another government shutdown.
That doesn't mean lawmakers are excited about it.
The 332-94 vote in the House, where almost equal numbers ofRepublicans and Democrats voted for the plan, masked deepreluctance about the $1.01 trillion budget accord.
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