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Biden Signs Debt Ceiling Bill, Ending Monthslong Political Battle - Vimarsana News

Biden Signs Debt Ceiling Bill, Ending Monthslong Political Battle

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Kevin McCarthy's debt ceiling triumph has Republican hardliners seething - Vimarsana News

Kevin McCarthy's debt ceiling triumph has Republican hardliners seething

Kevin McCarthy prevailed with a strong debt ceiling vote among his House Republican colleagues. Expect his harshest critics to plot their next move.

Source: msnbc.com
The debt ceiling deal takes a bite out of health programs. It could have been much worse. - Vimarsana News

The debt ceiling deal takes a bite out of health programs. It could have been much worse.

Policy analysts, Democrats, and Republicans dissatisfied with the deal agree: Federal health programs have dodged a budgetary bullet in the Washington showdown over raising the nation's debt ceiling.

'Americans Got Hosed': Rep. Biggs, Sen. Lee Slam Republicans' Debt Ceiling Deal – PJ Media - Vimarsana News

'Americans Got Hosed': Rep. Biggs, Sen. Lee Slam Republicans' Debt Ceiling Deal – PJ Media

The House debt ceiling bill’s alleged savings are “worse than fake,” according to Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah). He and Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) both condemned the just-passed debt ceiling deal; as Biggs sa...

The Debt Ceiling Deal Takes a Bite Out of Health Programs. It Could Have Been Much Worse. - Vimarsana News

The Debt Ceiling Deal Takes a Bite Out of Health Programs. It Could Have Been Much Worse.

A bipartisan deal to raise the government’s borrowing limit dashed Republican hopes for new Medicaid work requirements and other health spending cuts. Democrats secured the compromise by making relatively modest concessions, including ordering the return of unspent covid funds and limiting other health spending.