Obama spoke of a "stalemate" in his address. Is there a stalemate?
"You see, there is no stalemate in Congress," Boehner said. "The House has passed a bill to raise the debt limit with bipartisan support. And this week, while the Senate is struggling to pass a bill filled with phony accounting and Washington gimmicks, we will pass another bill — one that was developed with the support of the bipartisan leadership of the U.S. Senate."
Obama complained about Boehner's "cuts only approach" in his speech.
Keep cutting, Mr. Speaker.
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2 comments:
lol, boehner sounds like a fool ...compared to obama...nothings going to change big corporations should not have tax cuts while the middle class americans are paying the bulk... boehner talks about being worried about americas future...i believe we all know who he is protecting....boehner speaks about cutting washington spending but how about all those dumbass lobbist groups that are laying his poctet and his kids pockets that got him elected.....the republican party is made up of old cranky white men who will never pass anything a democratic black president.... funny before bush was in office this little debt we have was dropping while the democratoic administration was in office......great war reps
I've read both proposed plans and don't seem to understand. Where in the balanced plan does it increase taxes for small businesses? Someone please help me out, because that seems to be Boehner's entire argument and I can't find evidence to back it up.
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