my opinion I think Congress should raise the debt ceiling only have three clear preconditions and number

however much you raise the debt ceiling %HESITATION he won't go for that on the president's I guess is made very clear Senate he

raise the debt ceiling with using just fifty votes instead a sixty which would I mean he could just keep digging the debt hole deeper charge more and more trillions on

you stand on raising the debt ceiling I stand firmly with senator Jim DeMint and senator Mike Lee in

was introduced in twenty ten it didn't pass because Harry Reid president Obama didn't want it to pass they wanted to raise the specter of

the Democrats on the subject of the debt and the debt ceiling and now your critics of come out and said look

date exemptions and deductions pay down some debt and lower rates that's the grand bargain I think that's the best way to raise the debt ceiling address

it says lawmakers will not be paid if they do not pass a budget blueprint which is the right thing to step back from challenging the president over raising the debt ceiling well

president's response was I won't negotiate with you you will raise the debt ceiling %HESITATION and you will open up the government without any %HESITATION conditions as just an immature response in

all that's they still know me as a father and and they're having fun with it nothing one thing that they're having fun with the camp and

the historic battle to defund obamacare standing up to the leadership from both parties a fight a debt ceiling and

raises the question whether you have the maturity and the wisdom to leave us seventeen trillion dollar economy what

confirmation day convert as I understand it is difficult to oppose the president of your own party Chuck

anything possibly going to happen between now and then or made to raise the debt ceiling to bar a bunch more money we're already seventeen trillion dollars in debt and climbing I

what if you stood up and fought against if a candidate how does debt and debt ceiling that are crushing our kids and grandkids terrific

Republicans have taken a step back on this debt ceiling standoff should it be raised this is how the New York Times described it over the weekend I'll put it up on the screen and