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Actually he refuses actually refuses to raise the debt ceiling, but leave the u.s. unable to fund its obligations, perhaps even default on the debt? i cannot believe that congress would end up being that irresponsible. house republicans held firm so then everybody got together to construct a sort of political goldberg machine designed to kick the problem down the road. see if you can follow this. first they raised the debt ceiling to cover part of the costs, congress would cut over 900 billion dollars in spending, spread out over a decade of course. then lawmakers created a joint bipartisan supercommittee, its job to propose at least 1.2 trillion dollars in deficit reduction. that proposal could not be debated or amended it just got one vote, yes or not. got that? now, if this plan failed sequestration. a name for the threat of a ....
Actually refuses to raise the debt ceiling, but leave the u.s. unable to fund its obligations, perhaps even default on the debt? i cannot believe that congress would end up being that irresponsible. house republicans held firm so then everybody got together to construct a sort of political goldberg machine designed to kick the problem down the road. see if you can follow this. first they raised the debt ceiling to cover part of the costs, congress would cut over 900 billion dollars in spending, spread out over a decade of course. then lawmakers created a joint bipartisan supercommittee, its job to propose at least 1.2 trillion dollars in deficit reduction. that proposal could not be debated or amended it just got one vote, yes or not. got that? now, if this plan failed sequestration. a name for the threat of a hacksaw approach to spending ....
Actually he refuses actually refuses to raise the debt ceiling, but leave the u.s. unable to fund its obligations, perhaps even default on the debt? i cannot believe that congress would end up being that irresponsible. house republicans held firm so then everybody got together to construct a sort of political goldberg machine designed to kick the problem down the road. see if you can follow this. first they raised the debt ceiling to cover part of the costs, congress would cut over 900 billion dollars in spending, spread out over a decade of course. then lawmakers created a joint bipartisan supercommittee, its job to propose at least 1.2 trillion dollars in deficit reduction. that proposal could not be debated or amended it just got one vote, yes or not. got that? now, if this plan failed sequestration. a name for the threat of a ....
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newsletters written in his name from the past. questions coming up again as he rises in the polls on this american morning. good morning. good to see you. you too. thursday, december 22nd. i m ali velshi with christine romans. it could all be unraveling this morning. a wave of coordinating and deadly blasts rocking baghdad. four car bombs and nine roadside bombs went off within two hours of each other, killing at least 63 people and wounding close to 200. this a few days after the last u.s. troops left iraq. it s the worst violence to hit that country siz a political crisis erupted between iraq s sunni and shiite factions. ar wadamon is live. what s the latest on the ground there, ar wa? reporter: christine, this is iraqi s worst nightmare coming true. some blasts were so powerful, they shook our building and we re not that close to any of the specific locations. these explosions, happening exactly at rush hour, between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. one taking place cl ....