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As House leadership from both parties is advising members to stay in session through the weekend or be called back to vote mid-recess next week, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene say what “no one is going crazy” before the threat that the government does not fulfill the term of the debt.
“This is what is happening at our conference. We’re not sweating this at all. no one is going crazyno one is worried about this mystery quote that Janet Yellen has written off, like it’s really going to collapse America,” Greene told Steven Bannon on his podcast.
He even noted that right now “the only people who are worried about the mystery date are probably the New York Stock Exchange. I mean, let’s be real about what exactly it is. Normal Americans living their lives, day in and day out, don’t care about the government shutdown“.
While Greene takes the subject lightly, Treasury Secretary Janet Yallen warned that the United States could hit the debt ceiling as soon as June 1st.
Even the speaker of the House of Representatives, McCarthy has said that both he and President Joe Biden They are working through the night to be able to reach an agreement and asserted that they are approaching a negotiation, in addition to asking that “they do not give up on us.”
“You can’t have the highest percentage of debt and spend the most money while earning the most amount of income. You have to change that behavior, just like you would in any home. And I’m hoping that when they come, if they come back today, they realize that,” McCarthy said this morning.
It should be remembered that the Treasury Department implemented extraordinary measures since the debt limit was exceeded last January $31.4 billion dollars.
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