of what happens on a debt ceiling the United States will always always always meet its debt we will never default on its debt that

do not support default on the debt we should never default on the debt and the only players

in Washington who are threatening default on the debt our president Barack Obama and Harry Reid this is an issue and earlier

is a reason that we have eighteen trillion dollars in debt because as conservatives as Republicans we keep winning elections we

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

grow your economy really fast and the problem of the tax increases that former president Clinton is outlining is that they will prevent or hold back the kind of rapid economic growth that we need now

pay off the deficit and debt but the way to do it is through programs policies not new an additional tax senator are you willing to risk default on

bill that says regardless of what happens with the debt ceiling the United States will never default on the debt would you support that I support the concept I'd have to look at the build the best way to do that is

Obama since he's been president for the last five years is added more debt to the national debt than almost all presidents combined he's on pace to

mother of all toxic assets annoying trillion dollar debt that our children and grandchildren will pay by being tax into

as the debt limit is not threatened by extremism and we can not have the shadow fall over our economy will

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

on the debt is thirty to forty billion dollars a month there is plenty of revenue to service the debt and

good news is we've got debates coming up on the debt ceiling continuing resolutions there will be opportunities will

would you draw the line there well let's understand the bigger picture is and it's about the debt and the questions how are you going to pay that debt off you not to be able to pay the debt off just simply by cutting spending you're

pay more impact and then we have fiscal discipline to use that money to pay down the debt I thought you solve this and I think that's something that both parties should be able to agree on but unfortunately it's become part of