From what I am reading, there is talk of "temporarily" scrapping the debt ceiling – for instance, for the next two years. If so, it would be back in place by the time the next president, who might well be a Democrat, is sworn in in 2029.
From what I am reading, there is talk of "temporarily" scrapping the debt ceiling – for instance, for the next two years. If so, it would be back in place by the time the next president, who might well be a Democrat, is sworn in in 2029.
From what I am reading, there is talk of "temporarily" scrapping the debt ceiling – for instance, for the next two years. If so, it would be back in place by the time the next president, who might well be a Democrat, is sworn in in 2029.
What’s the functional difference between “temporarily” scrapping it and a two-year suspension a la every previous debt ceiling standoff
In the past, if I recall correctly, the debt ceiling has generally been raised, not scrapped or suspended. I could be wrong...
Trump will sadly still be President in two years . . .