Paul Ryan brings the debt battle back to Congress with his reintroduction of the GOP budget.
"The budget wars returned full throttle to Congress Tuesday as House Republicans rolled out their proposals to cut by half the deficits in President Barack Obama’s own blueprint but also take the government down a path that reopens old wounds from last summer's infamous debt battle."
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0312/74224.html#ixzz1pg10v8Qz
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