GOP Suspends Debt Ceiling for Three Months, Gets Pretty Much Nothing in Return
Chuck Schumer is gloating.
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Chuck Schumer is gloating.
It takes two to hold a debt ceiling hostage crisis: one to hold it, the other to be held. Can we really say which is worse?
The hilarious but totally sound idea whose time has come.
This time, the Treasury secretary is really leaving.
We're hitting the debt ceiling in five days.
What was once black humor is now Romney's central campaign rationale.
It's the paper clips that are pushing our country to ruin.
Talking Wall Street, the debt ceiling, and Republican fashion with the freshman congresswoman from upstate New York, who yesterday backed Eric Cantor's call for hurricane-relief funds to be matched by budget cuts.
The Treasury Secretary's thoughts of leaving are not being entertained by Obama.
It could have used a little bit of Laura Dern.
"Are you as dejected as I am? Can you say something to make me feel better?"
One Satan sandwich and a very, very strong cocktail, please.
Obama outlined his definition of a "good compromise" in 2004. This clearly isn't one of them.
And let Kristen Chenoweth be your tiny, adorable stand-in.
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These down-to-the-wire legislative battles are horrible, ulcer-inducing events.