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

You declined to talk about your actual voting record.
I have voted for a mix of Democrats, Republicans, Independents, and third party candidates over the years but over the last few years it is getting harder and harder to vote for D's. I will vote against anyone and everyone who even thinks about socialism. I haven't decided who I will vote for president in 2024 but I will gladly vote for Trump over socialism. I'm actually waiting to see what happens with No Labels. I may vote for our Democratic governor this year as long as I know the Republican legislature will keep his hands tied behind his back.
 
Nope, house holds spending and treasury pays the bills. Administration does administration
You must realize that congress putting a "debt ceiling" that's lower than what they already budgeted and authorized, is like writing a check, and then putting a "stop payment" on the check.
 
I have voted for a mix of Democrats, Republicans, Independents, and third party candidates over the years but over the last few years it is getting harder and harder to vote for D's. I will vote against anyone and everyone who even thinks about socialism. I haven't decided who I will vote for president in 2024 but I will gladly vote for Trump over socialism. I'm actually waiting to see what happens with No Labels. I may vote for our Democratic governor this year as long as I know the Republican legislature will keep his hands tied behind his back.
Lovely, but that wasn't the question, leading me to wonder why you waffle...
 
You must realize that congress putting a "debt ceiling" that's lower than what they already budgeted and authorized, is like writing a check, and then putting a "stop payment" on the check.
Dude, seriously? How do they get more money? Raising the debt ceiling doesn’t get new money, fool
 
Have you ever voted for a POTUS under whom deficits were reduced over his term?
Oh Jesus. I have said many times that we are more fiscally responsible when we have a Democratic president and a Republican Congress to stop them. No other combination works. You're concentrating too much on the president when it is the Congress who passes spending bills. Yes, when Republicans control Congress, they make it look like the Democratic president was fiscally responsible when, in reality, it was the Republicans in Congress, not the president. So, yes, we should be voting for those Republicans in Congress who actually did it, like what just happened. By the way, we have more elections in this country than just for president.
 
You must realize that congress putting a "debt ceiling" that's lower than what they already budgeted and authorized, is like writing a check, and then putting a "stop payment" on the check.
A budget is not a check, asshole.What Congress did in the past is not binding on future Congresses. Behaving like it is only shows that you're a douchebag.
 
A budget is not a check, asshole.What Congress did in the past is not binding on future Congresses. Behaving like it is only shows that you're a douchebag.
The 14th amendment binds future congresses to honor the debts racked up by previous congresses.

Think for once.
 

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