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Obama Walks Out Of Tense Debt Ceiling Meeting: Reports

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President Obama walked out of a contentious meeting in ongoing talks to raise the nation's debt limit on Wednesday, an aide says. "For someone who knows how to walk out of a meeting, you'd think he['d] know it when he saw it. Cantor rudely interrupted the President three times to advocate for short-term debt ceiling increases while the President was wrapping the meeting. This is just more juvenile behavior from him and Boehner needs to rein him in, and let the grown-ups get to work."
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