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Not raising the debt ceiling is a default on our debts, and it means in the short term, someone who relies on the government won't be paid. Last time we had this petty argument, my husband and I had to prepare for the very real possibility that he wouldn't get a pay check. My sister didn't know if she would be going to work or not. It's beyond selfish to use the debt ceiling to beat your opponent over the head, as if it doesn't directly effect real people.
Not raising the debt ceiling is a default on our debts, and it means in the short term, someone who relies on the government won't be paid. Last time we had this petty argument, my husband and I had to prepare for the very real possibility that he wouldn't get a pay check. My sister didn't know if she would be going to work or not. It's beyond selfish to use the debt ceiling to beat your opponent over the head, as if it doesn't directly effect real people.
the epic failure of our government to live within its means has little to do with raising the debt ceiling. Congress spent, dems and pubs both. You don't get to order everything on the menu, eat like a glutton and then refuse to pay when the waitress hands you the check.
exactly!
no, not exactly, I think it's the perfect time since dems now recognize that they've spent us into oblivion do talk about cutting expenses instead of "raising the debt ceiling" in other words bozos you're going the WRONG way to just keep RAISING the CEILING.
Not raising the debt ceiling is a default on our debts, and it means in the short term, someone who relies on the government won't be paid. Last time we had this petty argument, my husband and I had to prepare for the very real possibility that he wouldn't get a pay check. My sister didn't know if she would be going to work or not. It's beyond selfish to use the debt ceiling to beat your opponent over the head, as if it doesn't directly effect real people.
as if not controlling the debt doesn't affect real people huh? is that your stupid arguement?
exactly!
no, not exactly, I think it's the perfect time since dems now recognize that they've spent us into oblivion do talk about cutting expenses instead of "raising the debt ceiling" in other words bozos you're going the WRONG way to just keep RAISING the CEILING.
1) Republicans have spent us into the poorhouse too - so hyper-partisan rants make it appear that you are not serious about the debt, you're just serious about getting your party elected.
2) Raising the debt ceiling doesn't authorize any new spending. Only CONGRESS can authorize new spending.
Not raising the debt ceiling is a default on our debts, and it means in the short term, someone who relies on the government won't be paid. Last time we had this petty argument, my husband and I had to prepare for the very real possibility that he wouldn't get a pay check. My sister didn't know if she would be going to work or not. It's beyond selfish to use the debt ceiling to beat your opponent over the head, as if it doesn't directly effect real people.
as if not controlling the debt doesn't affect real people huh? is that your stupid arguement?
There are better ways to bargain for spending cuts than to threaten default. We are looking at yet another credit downgrade because congress has yet to raise the debt ceiling.
as if not controlling the debt doesn't affect real people huh? is that your stupid arguement?
There are better ways to bargain for spending cuts than to threaten default. We are looking at yet another credit downgrade because congress has yet to raise the debt ceiling.
Why are you obfuscating?
Do we have plenty of cashflow to pay our debt service, or not?
Not raising the debt ceiling is a default on our debts, and it means in the short term, someone who relies on the government won't be paid. Last time we had this petty argument, my husband and I had to prepare for the very real possibility that he wouldn't get a pay check. My sister didn't know if she would be going to work or not. It's beyond selfish to use the debt ceiling to beat your opponent over the head, as if it doesn't directly effect real people.
There are better ways to bargain for spending cuts than to threaten default. We are looking at yet another credit downgrade because congress has yet to raise the debt ceiling.
Why are you obfuscating?
Do we have plenty of cashflow to pay our debt service, or not?
The Party that brought us the first downgrade ever...wants to pretend to be fiscal experts.
Why are you obfuscating?
Do we have plenty of cashflow to pay our debt service, or not?
The Party that brought us the first downgrade ever...wants to pretend to be fiscal experts.
She just regurges what Obama tells her to say, and then pretends to be 'independent.'
The female version of Mac.
LOL
There are better ways to bargain for spending cuts than to threaten default. We are looking at yet another credit downgrade because congress has yet to raise the debt ceiling.
Why are you obfuscating?
Do we have plenty of cashflow to pay our debt service, or not?
The Party that brought us the first downgrade ever...wants to pretend to be fiscal experts.
Why are you obfuscating?
Do we have plenty of cashflow to pay our debt service, or not?
The Party that brought us the first downgrade ever...wants to pretend to be fiscal experts.
EXACTLY - why would I think Republicans are any more fiscally responsible than Democrats?
Yeah WE ALL know...Boooooooooooooosh! Who you gaonna blame when he's dead?
exactly!
no, not exactly, I think it's the perfect time since dems now recognize that they've spent us into oblivion do talk about cutting expenses instead of "raising the debt ceiling" in other words bozos you're going the WRONG way to just keep RAISING the CEILING.
1) Republicans have spent us into the poorhouse too - so hyper-partisan rants make it appear that you are not serious about the debt, you're just serious about getting your party elected.
2) Raising the debt ceiling doesn't authorize any new spending. Only CONGRESS can authorize new spending.
The Party that brought us the first downgrade ever...wants to pretend to be fiscal experts.
EXACTLY - why would I think Republicans are any more fiscally responsible than Democrats?
Nice try...try again.
Why are you obfuscating?
Do we have plenty of cashflow to pay our debt service, or not?
The Party that brought us the first downgrade ever...wants to pretend to be fiscal experts.
EXACTLY - why would I think Republicans are any more fiscally responsible than Democrats?
no, not exactly, I think it's the perfect time since dems now recognize that they've spent us into oblivion do talk about cutting expenses instead of "raising the debt ceiling" in other words bozos you're going the WRONG way to just keep RAISING the CEILING.
1) Republicans have spent us into the poorhouse too - so hyper-partisan rants make it appear that you are not serious about the debt, you're just serious about getting your party elected.
2) Raising the debt ceiling doesn't authorize any new spending. Only CONGRESS can authorize new spending.
well if it doesn''t call for new spending then leave it where it izzz.
