The only real difference, instead, is that Mr. Boehner’s bill would require Congress to approve another increase in the debt limit early next year if it fails to approve the fiscal commission’s recommendations, while Mr. Reid’s would extend the deadline beyond the end of President Obama’s first term in one fell swoop. The bills differ, in other words, in whether there will be another vote on the debt ceiling before next year’s elections.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
"It’s All Over but the Face-Saving?"
Says Nate Silver?
Labels:
Boehner,
Harry Reid,
Nate Silver,
national debt,
Obama's new Congress
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