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White House adviser David Axelrod said he believed the House would approve the package without significant changes."We believe that when it comes back to the House that we will get a vote and it will prevail there," Axelrod said on CNN.The Senate began debate on Thursday on a slightly reworked version of the president's plan, adding, for example, incentives for renewable energy.Democratic Representative Jerrold Nadler, appearing on CBS's "[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Face the Nation," likened Republicans to political thugs in blocking an extension of tax cuts for the middle income unless they are also renewed for the rich."I think the alternative is to say we're not going to submit to that blackmail and let the president and the Democrats go to the people, who the polls show want the upper-end tax cuts not to continue but want the middle-class tax cuts, and say, don't submit to the blackmail," Nadler said.

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