Look at what this bipartisan deal includes. Discretionary spending limits go up by nearly 324 billion over two years, defense spending will increase 22 billion next year, to a total of 738 billion, and then, to 740 billion, in 2021 and nondefense spending, gets a 27 billion jump in the first year to 632 billion and then goes to 634, in year two, and because this is a bipartisan deal, neither side is completely satisfied, but both sides are happy to put off a looming side over spending that could threaten a potential default until u. S. Debt until 2021 after the next president ial election. The full faith and credit of the United States of america has never been in doubt the constitution says that, and now we removed all doubt, at least until july 31, 2021. President trump endorsed this deal but 65 republicans voted against it, over concerns about spending and the national debt, but gop leaders are touting the fact that the deal includes 77 billion in spending cuts to help offset the ov