“The president and his allies in congress don’t seem to get it.” Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell made the following remarks on the Senate floor Tuesday regarding the President’s request for a debt ceiling increase.
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Rep. Jordan on “Cut, Cap and Balance”
Obama and the Democrats failed to pass any budget for two years. Congressman Jordon explains how the Cut, Cap and Balance plan will address the debt, allow the economy to grow and reduce spending.
Debt ceiling debate dance – talk is cheap
Judge Napolitano separates the facts from the fiction in the debate over raising the debt-ceiling and cutting spending.
Democrats “denial of reality on fiscal issues”
Bill Bennett interviews plain talking Sen. Marco Rubio on the radio.
National yard sale to fund the government?
Robert Murphy, of the Mises Institute, explains why the debt ceiling and default are separate issues and how government can pay its debts without stealing your money.
Proposition Twenty – an intervention for debtaholics
With Proposition 20 in effect, Congress would be faced with the choice of reducing federal expenditures without raising and spending more tax revenues; else selling off federal assets, another salutary result; or persuading the Fed to increase the value of the dollar.
Marco Rubio: Why I Won’t Vote to Raise the Debt Limit
As America’s debt now approaches its current $14.29 trillion limit, we are witnessing leadership failure of epic proportions.
What Needs To Be Said About What Needs To Be Done
This isn’t what we inherited from our parents and it isn’t what we should leave for our children.
Honey, I Blew Up the Debt Ceiling
My bank refused to up my limit. I explained to them that I needed to increase my credit limit so that I could keep spending. I pleaded that this was the only way that I’d ever be able to repay my debts – if I could keep borrowing more.
Debt-Limit Remedy Gives Fiscal Hawks Leverage
We have a fiscal crisis caused by too much spending, not too little taxes. Restraining the size and scope of government is contrary to the interests of the iron quadrangle of politicians, interest groups, lobbyists and bureaucrats who benefit from ever- expanding government.