they re trying to juggle to find a solution for our country. the number 1 problem overall is that we have a president and we have a democrat party that are completely inserious, not even not serious, about actually tackling the fiscal issues of this nation. unfortunately what it s going to require on my view are members that will have to take tough stances on a bill like this. because this is not going to solve the fiscal health of the country. it s only going to kick the can down the road and make those problems much bigger. at some point, it could be soon, that thing is going to come home, that debt bubble is going to come home and every american is going to suffer as a result. so the wall street journal editorial board disagrees with you. they wrote the following. the deal is a significant victory for gop priorities in return for raising the debt
Borrowers in the US commercial real estate market face a significant challenge as nearly $1.5 trillion of debt comes due for repayment by the end of 2025, leading to a couple of big questions: [.]
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen notified the country's lawmakers last week that Congress needs to decide whether or not to proceed with the increase of the $31.4 trillion national debt [.]
raising an instrument and a standoff. republicans are saying we will not vote for a that didn t happen when donald trump was president. but i think you re the one that s speculating there s a standoff that will happen here. nobody has said that. house republicans will have clear negotiations with the white house about what are the spending reforms needed and what needs to happen. that is not a standoff. that is a negotiation. number two, before i got to congress in the last term, my position has always been clear, that if you re going to continuously increase the debt ceiling, you have to address the long-term ramifications and the debt bubble growing in the united states. that s the responsible thing to do. i can t com on what my colleagues did before i got to congress. let be ask about the
housing inflation is outrunning any other kind offin nation and that is a real issue. and i m watching closely as a risk point for the economy. time and time again we ve heard the president and his team point out that inflation is bad here, yes, but the outlook is worse elsewhere. does this track, this report and what you re seeing now, does this track still with that? 100%. europe is getting ready to go into what is going to be a miserable, miserable winter. china is in the midst of a major debt bubble. they re stock market is crashed. and as tough as it seems here, the u.s. is, as usual, the cleanest dirty shirt in the closet. so, i think it doesn t make anybody feel really great. but, yeah, it is where you want to be right now. unless you enjoy wearing dirty shirts as i continue with the metaphor. i ll try to come up with a new metaphor. no, it is good. when you good, you don t. that is the key.