Despite President's Claims, Debt Default Not at Issue
If the ceiling is hit, the feds just can't borrow any more
If the ceiling is hit, the feds just can't borrow any more
Thomas Jefferson's favorite economist had some harsh things to say about government borrowing
Responsibility not a forgotten science
Education and health spending on the rise, but those commitments still can't kill high-speed rail
Hot air coming from wind industry representatives
Without a shutdown Republicans have no leverage to obtain anything useful from the White House.
That won't stop a real repo man
Expect the Supreme Court to be the ultimate arbiter
Concerns her official plane would be impounded
State casts about for new stones to get blood from
Apparently there's an "emperor" clause in the 14th Amendment
Or just cave as usual; six of one, half a dozen of the other
Says doing so would "restore fiscal sanity"
Spends like a drunken sailor and skates on the bill
Why you'd think the government cutting spending wasn't the worst thing to ever happen.
It is a constitutional tool to save America from itself
Don't bank on that Prop. 30 money, kids
Bemoans the lack of substance on MTV without a hint of irony
The deadbeat government probably doesn't have the money, anyway
The country's government doesn't like being told to meet its obligations
Takes on debt to purchase its Seattle headquarters
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