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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The 2011 debt ceiling crisis was the low-water mark of Obama’s presidency: [quote]Politically, the crisis caused support for the Republican Party to drop, whose support for the debt-ceiling deal was needed as it controlled the House. The party saw its approval ratings drop from 41 percent in July to 33 percent in August.[128] [b]Nevertheless, President Obama saw his approval ratings drop to a record low of 40 percent in regards to his handling of the crisis.[/b][129][/quote] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_United_States_debt-ceiling_crisis Obama negotiated in 2011 and as a result Republicans are back for more hostage-taking and will have *massive* demands. As I noted in another thread, Biden’s best strategy, which hopefully he learned at Obama’s side in 2011, is to ask for a clean debt limit increase over and over again, then when the pressure and heat become absolutely unbearable Ned Beatty will have a private meeting with Kevin McCarthy: [youtube]https://youtu.be/gVB35ZS09i0[/youtube][/quote] They don't have the leverage or numbers to get any of their demands. If they stick to their guns there will be a government shutdown and that's never gone well for the Republicans in the past.[/quote]
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