But you 1) called not raising the debt ceiling a crisis, and 2) that you were not willing to accept any outcome which results in a crisis.
So how can you accept not raising the debt ceiling but also not accept any outcome that results in a crisis?
Another false dilemma argument. This is also a red herring. I didn't ask you to critique my grammar, Carbine. No, I called RAISING IT a crisis. Since it will result in further so-labeled "crises" down the road. Sigh, just when I had hope for you.
Raising it is not the crisis. Do you understand the debt ceiling is the money Congress has already agreed to spend?
I know conservatives like the bullshit "household budget" analogies (even though government or even business is nothing like a household budget) so how's this...
Would you say "I'm not paying my heating bill until you agree to stop buying clothes."?
Raising the debt limit is so the government can borrow more money instead of paying off the debt it has incurred
-Geaux