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Real Talk: "No Doubt" U.S. Credit Rating Will Be Downgraded Again, Says Sen. Coburn Thu May 24

Erika Johnsen
Obama says won't allow U.S. debt ceiling crisis repeat Fri May 18

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Harry Reid: Republicans Are Already "Digging the Trenches" on Debt-Ceiling Debate Tue May 15

Erika Johnsen
Borrowing Trouble Tue Apr 17

Rich Tucker

Sometimes bad news can be good news. For example, maybe you’ve heard that our country is likely to smash through another debt ceiling this autumn. ... more
Debt Ceiling Hike Disaster Fri Jan 27

New York, USA

Senate approves $1.2 trillion debt ceiling hike. ... more
U.S. could hit debt ceiling again around election Fri Jan 20

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Paul leaves campaign trail to vote on debt ceiling Wed Jan 18

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Another Debt Hike: Washington is still addicted to spending Mon Jan 16

Dan Holler

Americans understand that this summer’s debt deal was baloney. They know the Washington Establishment is incapable of doing the right thing now, which is why they do not trust promises that stretch over the next decade. ... more
Gimme More: Obama Requests Another Debt Ceiling Raise Thu Jan 12

Kate Hicks
Rubio to Obama: Your Presidency is a Profile of Failure Fri Jan 6

Katie Pavlich
White House says delaying debt ceiling request Fri Dec 30

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'Dysfunctional' Government is a Feature, Not a Bug Wed Dec 28

Jeff Jacoby

You don't need me to tell you that the chattering class is appalled by the partisan gridlock and political bickering that keeps Washington from dealing efficiently with the nation's problems. ... more
Can't Anybody Here Play This Game Mon Nov 21

Townhall.com Staff
Congress and Secrecy Thu Nov 17

Judge Andrew Napolitano

You know this story. Congress cannot get its act together, again. It is facing a government shutdown by this Saturday, again. It has retreated to secrecy, again. It seems redundant and ridiculous to say "here we go again," and yet that's what's happening. ... more
Puerto Rico's Revival Thu Nov 17

Cal Thomas

Since the congressional super committee appears unable, or unwilling, to take a lesson from Indiana or Virginia -- where Republican governors have made spending cuts and delivered budget surpluses without damaging the social safety net -- members might wish to consider Puerto Rico and what its governor, Luis Fortuno is doing. ... more
Obama administration quietly bracing for debt supercommittee failure Wed Nov 16

Townhall.com Staff
Obama administration quietly bracing for debt supercommittee failure Wed Nov 16

Townhall.com Staff
Congress sputters on deficit cuts, spending bills Tue Nov 8

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Congress sputters on deficit cuts, spending bills Tue Nov 8

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Late mortgage payments up in 3Q, 1st rise in years Mon Nov 7

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Republican candidates on the issues Mon Nov 7

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Republican presidential candidates on the issues Mon Nov 7

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Republican presidential candidates on the issues Mon Nov 7

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Republican candidates on the issues Mon Nov 7

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AP Exclusive: Giffords vows return to Congress Fri Nov 4

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Senator Olympia Snowe (R-ME) arrive to vote on a bill allowing a rise in the debt ceiling on Capitol Hill

Senator Schumer (D-NY) speaks to the media before voting on a bill allowing a rise in the debt ceiling on Capitol Hill

McConnell listens to questions from reporters about the Senate's passage of debt ceiling legislation at the U.S. Capitol in Washington