Debt limit: GOP pushes back on CBO finding that deal would expand food stamp spending
An analysis that the debt limit deal would expand food stamp spending is solidifying opposition to the bill among some conservative Republicans.
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An analysis that the debt limit deal would expand food stamp spending is solidifying opposition to the bill among some conservative Republicans.
Financial officers are concerned about the plan moving forward should the United States fail to reach a deal on the debt ceiling as the “X-date” approaches.
Earlier, Treasury Secretary Yellen pushed back the debt ceiling deadline to June 5, but warned there would be consequences for waiting until the last minute to avoid default.
The X-date occurs when the government no longer has enough of financial reserves to pay all its bills, having used up all of its 'extraordinary measures'. As per Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, the US could default by 5 June if there's no deal to raise legal borrowing limit to support bill paying
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