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WASHINGTON, Dec 28 (Reuters) – U.S. congressional leaders
pledged to keep working on solutions to avert the year-end tax
hikes and spending cuts that would come into force if the
so-called fiscal cliff is not averted, but details were yet to
be decided after a meeting with President Barack Obama at the
White House on Friday.
“We have a lot of paths forward, (we) just have to find out
which one we can take,” Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid told
reporters after the meeting.
Senate leaders will try to craft legislation for a “fiscal
cliff” deal, said an aide to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
