Is it "Congress's" Constitutional Duty To Raise The Debt Ceiling?

10% is burned into our brains as fair across cultures and history. Opposition to taxes grows as they go above 10%, so to your point, if rates are near 10% opposition is still small.

Spain raised very fast as a historical power with low tax rates. Then they fell as unaccountable generations of politicians got greedy. The Spanish merchants started creating alternate ports to avoid the tax collectors who met them at the main ports and plundered them.

That was the real cause of the sinking of the Spanish armada by QE1's navy. The ships were in great disrepair and basically sank by themselves

And Hutch Starskey has a cow and loses his lunch, too funny. The term for you, Hutch is greedy. You aren't objecting they wouldn't take more of YOUR taxes. It's the other people's money you don't want limited
 
The very definition of a compromise is that not gets everything they want.

Crying whining and the stomping of feet by those who don't get everything they want is pure immaturity.

Even Reagan , the Republican Saint of so many on this board understood that.


The final deal was a carefully balanced package of provisions that one side or the other detested. The essence of compromise is giving up something you care about to gain something else more important. Reagan understood this, but he realized that his supporters would understand that in compromising he had not turned his back on his ideals.
 
All you have to ask is who wants to spend more on the current budget, Dims or Republicans, to see who has the spending problem. Dims have always been the ones demanding more spending on every budget. Every time we had a budget stand-off it was because the Dims were demanding more spending and the Republicans demanded cuts.

Who do you assholes think you're fooling?
You're lying, Bri.

You haven't the vaguest idea what you're talking about.
 
The very definition of a compromise is that not gets everything they want.

Crying whining and the stomping of feet by those who don't get everything they want is pure immaturity.

Even Reagan , the Republican Saint of so many on this board understood that.


The final deal was a carefully balanced package of provisions that one side or the other detested. The essence of compromise is giving up something you care about to gain something else more important. Reagan understood this, but he realized that his supporters would understand that in compromising he had not turned his back on his ideals.
If I recall, xiden’s the one unwilling to compromise! And demofks crying and complaining after bill was passed. Hilarious how you convinced yourself the opposite was happening. Wtf happened to you dude? Wow. Gave up your soul. Owe someone huh?
 
Think about it. Karine Jean-Pierre says:

“You’ve heard from the president multiple times during the last five months. He’s been very clear,” she said. “You’ve heard from the president; you’ve heard from the economic team; you’ve heard from Democrats, the leadership in the House, in the Senate talk — speak to this about the urgency, about Congress actually needing to act and doing their constitutional duty.”

So, if it was set up that it is up to Congress to raise the debt ceiling then that pretty much means that it isn't an automatic thing if they have to decide to do it. So, it is not Congress's Constitutional duty to just raise the debt ceiling automatically because it was set up that they debate it.

Further, I find it fairly amusing that some Democrats want to use the 14th amendment from 1868 to override a law from 1917.

Not to mention, Republicans in the House have already passed a debt ceiling increase. We're waiting on the Senate and Biden to pass it into law.




No biggie...

 
You're lying, Bri.

You haven't the vaguest idea what you're talking about.
It's historical fact, asshole Who is demanding more spending in the current negotiations?

It's utterly hilarious the way you weasels pretend you don't want more spending.
 
It's historical fact, asshole Who is demanding more spending in the current negotiations?
The GOP.

It's simple math, Bri.

Discretionary spending makes up roughly 50 percent of the federal budget.

Military spending is the largest single discretionary item.

Under the past 3 of 4 GOP administrations since 1980, Defense spending rose an average of 6-8% per year.
 
The GOP.

It's simple math, Bri.

Discretionary spending makes up roughly 50 percent of the federal budget.

Military spending is the largest single discretionary item.

Under the past 3 of 4 GOP administrations since 1980, Defense spending rose an average of 6-8% per year.
And tax dollars continue to be paid so exactly what is it you think raising debt limit does to bring in more tax? Lol
 

Is it "Congress's" Constitutional Duty To Raise The Debt Ceiling?​

Doesn’t matter now, the worthless fucks gave it up like a drunk sorority girl.
 
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

God, are you ever delusional. The Dims whine about cuts every time the get in front of a microphone.

It's simple math, Bri.

Discretionary spending makes up roughly 50 percent of the federal budget.

Military spending is the largest single discretionary item.

Under the past 3 of 4 GOP administrations since 1980, Defense spending rose an average of 6-8% per year.
What does that have to do with what Dims are currently saying? The don't want any cuts. They have said so numerous times.
 
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

God, are you ever delusional. The Dims whine about cuts every time the get in front of a microphone.


What does that have to do with what Dims are currently saying? The don't want any cuts. They have said so numerous times.
Bri,

They don't want the Yahoo Caucus to hijack fiscal policy.

You wouldn't either, but for the fact that you're a moron.
 

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