Of course the irony is that
the current debt ceiling debate does not address any of the very important longer term fiscal issues that face the US such as Medicare funding and other booming social costs that lay ahead — these issues are not even on the table.
Not exact matches
Not coincidentally, the
current plan is for such changes to be
debated and, Republicans hope, passed sometime around the end of the year — the same time the
debt ceiling will be coming back up.
Meanwhile, the U.S. government remains divided on key issues across the board — from the contentious vote to raise the
debt ceiling to
current debates on how to reduce the $ 14.94 trillion federal
debt and cut deficits projected to be more than $ 1 trillion annually.