Senate Democrats have presented their official plan to avoid the sequester, unveiling a bill Thursday that would replace the across-the-board budget cuts for 10 months.  The bill, called the American Family Economic Protection Act, includes $110 billion in savings, balanced evenly with spending cuts and new revenues. The plan would raise approximately $54 billion in revenues by implementing of the so-called "Buffett Rule," which sets a minimum 30 percent tax rate on income above $1 million. This proposal has so far been a non-starter among Senate Republicans, who moved to ... Read More