By Richard Wolf, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — The leaders of a bipartisan panel charged with finding ways to cut the $13.7 trillion national debt Wednesday recommended more than $3.8 trillion in savings over the next decade, but they met quick resistance from Democrats.
The proposal includes sweeping changes to Social Security, the elimination of popular tax breaks and nearly $1.5 trillion in suggested cuts from defense and domestic spending programs.
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