House Majority Leader Eric Cantor said Wednesday Republican lawmakers are committed to staying in Washington until Christmas eve and then during the days before the new year to work on a deal to avert the fiscal cliff. “We want to make sure that we resolve this in an acceptable way for the American people,” Cantor said.
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