Boehner: My last offer's still on the table
 

Washington (CNN) -- House Speaker John Boehner said Sunday that his last offer to the White House remains on the table, despite his weekend decision to break off talks over a deal to raise the federal debt ceiling. Boehner told &quot;Fox News Sunday&quot; that his previous offer included 800 billion <a href="http://www.trading666.com/brand-bags-t1-8.html"><strong>wholesale juicy handbags online</strong></a> in projected new federal revenue over 10 years from a &quot;fairer, flatter&quot; tax code, not higher tax rates. But the talks broke down last week when President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats resisted &quot;real cuts in spending,&quot; according to Boehner, R-Ohio. While saying he would prefer to reach an agreement with Democrats, Boehner added &quot;if that's not possible, I and my Republican <a href="http://www.trading666.com/T-shirt-polo-men-t-shirt-f2-61-c3-89.html"><strong>buy cheap polo t-shirt online </strong></a> colleagues in the House are prepared to move on our own, today.&quot; He offered no details, saying they were still being crafted. Any GOP-only plan would likely have trouble winning approval in the Democratic-controlled Senate. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said Sunday that Boehner and other congressional leaders are still talking with about a comprehensive deficit reduction deal that that would increase the debt ceiling <a href="www.trading666.com"><strong>wholesale fashion lv handbags online from china </strong></a> to prevent a government default. A Republican aide told CNN on Saturday that Boehner wanted a solution before Asian markets opened Monday morning -- Sunday evening in Washington -- but the speaker downplayed that concern during his Sunday <a href="http://www.casualphorum.com/viewtopic.php?p=1850823#1850823"><strong>HDTV Forum » High Quality And Cheap Price Designer Handbags</strong></a> interview on Fox. &quot;While Asia may be important, this is about American jobs and the American economy,&quot; Boehner said. &quot;If we don't do something serious about controlling our debt, it's hanging over our country like a wet blanket.&quot;