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Budget battle moves on to super committee

The budget battle is not over. Many of the most nettlesome questions have been left for a new bipartisan super committee of 12 lawmakers whose task will be to find at least $1.2 trillion more in deficit cuts spread over the next decade.

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Holly Matthews, 7, of Kansas City, Missouri, holds a sign with her family, not pictured, supporting a balanced budget amendment

WASHINGTON (AP) — The budget battle is not over. Many of the most nettlesome questions have been left for a new bipartisan super committee of 12 lawmakers whose task will be to find at least $1.2 trillion more in deficit cuts spread over the next decade.

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