Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In two months, they can include it in the reconciliation bill.
+1 Sounds like they found a way out of the mess. R's won't have to vote on it and D's can get it passed through. Win-win.
Except the issue will come up again and again. A situation whereby the R's never have to vote to pay our credit card bill is not sustainable. It just keeps the delusion going and allows the R's to continue to abdicate basic responsibility.
Rs said they would vote for bipartisan spending not d only spending.
Lol, theyve done more than enough deficit spending on their own. The debt doesn't belong to only one side and more importantly the debt ceiling isnt about future spending. It's about paying for past spending. Since we've been running deficits for decades every single bill that's been voted on is included. Even the vote itself, since it's broadcast by cspan, uses electricity and has to be published, causes debt that must be repaid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In two months, they can include it in the reconciliation bill.
+1 Sounds like they found a way out of the mess. R's won't have to vote on it and D's can get it passed through. Win-win.
Except the issue will come up again and again. A situation whereby the R's never have to vote to pay our credit card bill is not sustainable. It just keeps the delusion going and allows the R's to continue to abdicate basic responsibility.
Rs said they would vote for bipartisan spending not d only spending.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LOL - GOP refusing to budge on cloture. So Mitch scored a deal and now it is blowing up in his face. If the Dems are forced to break the filibuster on this, McConnell will own it.
Dems will have to include a number in their bill down the road. Rs have Manchin on not blowing up the filibuster. I am not sure of your analysis here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In two months, they can include it in the reconciliation bill.
+1 Sounds like they found a way out of the mess. R's won't have to vote on it and D's can get it passed through. Win-win.
Except the issue will come up again and again. A situation whereby the R's never have to vote to pay our credit card bill is not sustainable. It just keeps the delusion going and allows the R's to continue to abdicate basic responsibility.
Rs said they would vote for bipartisan spending not d only spending.