According to the U.S. Constitution, Article, IV, Section. 4; "The United States shall guarantee to every State in the Union a Republican Form of Government...".
According to the U.S. Constitution, Article. I., Section. 8., Paragraph 2., "The Congress shall have the power "To borrow Money on the credit of the United States,".
Nowhere in the Constitution does it give the authority to Congress to pass a bill giving the Executive Branch (the President) the authority to raise the debt ceiling. This is being proposed by a handful of legislators in the Congress (an oligarchy) in the hope that it will be approved by the Congress. It is the directed duty of Congress not the Executive to pass a bill to either increase, keep the same, or decrease the debt ceiling. They are mandated by the Constitution to do this; they cannot constitutionally pass this on to the President. The political theater must stop and the Congress, both Republicans, Democrats and Independents must meet their responsibilities and not posture for future elections. I believe that those who continue to play political theater wont be on the list of actors in the next Congress.
If I Were a State Senator, I Would Be Embarrassed to Include This in My
Newsletter
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II found the following in several newsletters from Republican State
Senators today: Legislation to Ban Glocks Punishes the Lawful, Not the
Criminals Illi...
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The Constitution means nothing to our politicians in this day and age. An outdate scrap of writting on some worthless paper just like the dollar will be.
Pound these three words into your heads: Manipulation and Greed. They apply to every facet of our lives.
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