Dueling budget plans debut in Congress

Through Richard Cowan and David Lawder WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama's appeal offensive to end Washington's price range wars hit a bump on Tuesday when Republicans and Democrats in Congress provided up vastly different plans to scale down long-term deficits. The competing budgets, both unlikely to get through Washington's divided executive of their current form, raised fresh doubts about Congress accomplishing a compromise on taxes and spending, which polls constantly express the general public needs greater than any particular plan. As an alternative, they seemed crafted to attraction to their respective celebration bases. …