affirmatively consent to lower the threshold for Harry Reid to take up the debt ceiling from sixty votes to fifty votes to

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

make it easier for Barack Obama Harry Reid to spend trillions of dollars and get us deeper and deeper in debt and

for the exact same policies which is more and more spending and debt and power in Washington I

for the exact same policies which is more and more spending and debt and power in Washington I

for the exact same policies which is more and more spending and debt and power in Washington I

for the exact same policies which is more and more spending and debt and power in Washington I

for the exact same policies which is more and more spending and debt and power in Washington I

if our economy grows really fast players more people working more people paying taxes more people making more money which means from a monetary person the

that and you'll recall about a year ago with president Obama wanted trillions more in debt with no spending for

you've repeatedly voted against raising the debt one is coming up very soon how we I can't vote to raise the debt ceiling in sort of giving more credit to people who are drunk on spending and we can't give them more credit dnmt

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

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

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

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

joined at the hip fighting for the exact same policies which is more and more spending and debt and power in Washington I