CBO: Debt Limit Will Need Increase by March
So we have that to look forward to
The country's government doesn't like being told to meet its obligations
Takes on debt to purchase its Seattle headquarters
State legislators working out plan to pay funds back
Agency has run deficits for 10 years now
American anti-austerity movement gets big boost in blue states
Just admit that the federal government is a deadbeat, already
A deal to avoid a do-over of the knock-down, drag-out fight over the debt-limit increase.
Well, that's one way to do it
Oh, that's right. The government remains completely irresponsible.
The state government has a balance-sheet problem
But it's stimulating the economy, don't you know
Like a lot of governments, the Argentine one sucks at paying its bills
It's time to bring meaningful reforms to America's unaffordable and outdated entitlement programs.
It all depends on which party is running up the bills
Expects to hit debt limit before the start of the new year
More spending and bailouts obviously the answer to a debt crisis
About those underfunded pensions ...
Unfortunately, governments aren't so good at that
Public employee benefits are the big culprit, as you might guess
Sen. Jim DeMint leads effort to force states to clean up their own messes
Your move, Mr. Buffett
Obama's spending record by the numbers
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