There's always a catch.
We know you’ve heard this one before: Mitch McConnell is risking economic calamity for millions of working Americans by blocking cloture instead of allowing Democrats to suspend the debt limit on their own.
Roll Call: Business groups blast House GOP opposition to infrastructure bill
ICYMI, wanted to be sure you saw the latest from Roll Call showing how business groups have voiced their opposition to House Republicans’ mobilization against the infrastructure bill passed by a bipartisan Senate coalition in August. As organizations such as the U.S.
Democrats are ready to meet America's financial obligations. Republicans should let them do so.
Ahead of the expected Senate vote on cloture for legislation to meet America’s financial obligations through passing a House-approved suspension of the debt limit through December 2022, we wanted to remind you that business organizations, bipartisan civic leaders, and financial experts are on-record urging Congress to do the right thing.
Wash Post Ed Board: The nation faces financial calamity. Republicans will be to blame.
From the Majority Leader Press Shop:
In case you missed it, the Washington Post’s Editorial Board didn’t mince words with their recent editorial about Republicans’ political games with our nation’s full faith and credit: The nation faces financial calamity. Republicans will be to blame.
In case you missed it, the Washington Post’s Editorial Board didn’t mince words with their recent editorial about Republicans’ political games with our nation’s full faith and credit: The nation faces financial calamity. Republicans will be to blame.
Wash Post Editorial: The full faith and credit of the United States is not a political plaything.
ICYMI, the Washington Post released a scathing Editorial about Congressional Republicans’ continued refusal to take action to suspend the debt limit, despite Democrats joining them for bipartisan votes to protect America’s full faith and credit and prevent global financial crises