Congressional Responses to Debt Limit Deal

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Moderate Democrat Rep. Jim Himes has not yet decided whether to support the tentative agreement between President Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy to raise the debt ceiling, stating that "none of the things in the bill are Democratic priorities." Himes argued that the bill might garner enough support from Democrats to pass, but he takes his role as a check and balance on the president seriously. The deal would raise the debt ceiling for two years and keep non-defense spending roughly consistent with fiscal year 2023 levels.
- Moderate House Democrat pushes back on White House over debt deal The Hill
- Rep. Jim Himes calls debt limit deal 'very small' POLITICO
- GOP Rep Admits 'Mother Teresa' Couldn't Get Some Colleagues to Vote for Debt Limit Bill The Daily Beast
- The Senate has ‘wasted’ 100 days and haven’t negotiated: Rep. Mike Johnson Fox Business
- Pragmatic House Republicans support debt deal, Dusty Johnson says POLITICO
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