Republican attorneys general: 14th Amendment no solution to debt ceiling impasse
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I smell another messy 2008 on the horizon. It’s hard to even digest the number of zeros in a TRILLION, yet alone multiple trillions. Our nation’s debt is unsustainable and not a Democrat vs. Republican boondoggle — it’s our federal government in general.
Mighty funny, any private citizen would be bankrupt by now, but the nation can just keep increasing its own credit card limit without addressing the principal problem. This can keeps getting kicked by both parties and then it runs up to the last minute where they throw our fear and hysteria for political gain. If only we had competent leadership in all of government.
I say Default. Stop sending $$$$$$$ to Ukraine. Problem solved.
I don’t know. Maybe we should let Joe go ahead and raise the debt ceiling on his own. Then when a Republican becomes president, we can do the same thing! Sweet!
Joe Biden thinks he is King of the United States and does not have to follow any rules. If Trump had tried this, the Democrats would have impeached him and taken him to jail. Somebody needs to give Biden a copy of the Constitution of the United States and read it to him.