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Democrats plan to pack a provision raising the debt ceiling in the government funding bill, setting up a clash with congressional Republicans.

President Joe Biden hopes to stuff the government funding bill with leftist “anomalies” as lawmakers continue to negotiate a way to keep the government running.

Congressional Democrats omitted raising the debt ceiling instructions in the $3.5 trillion infrastructure package, risking a showdown with Republicans over the debt limit in September.

Senate Democrats complained Wednesday that Senate Republicans are holding the economy and the debt limit “hostage.”

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) said Tuesday Republicans will not support raising the debt ceiling, a move that could grind Democrats’ infrastructure push to a halt.

On Saturday’s broadcast of “Fox News Live,” Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN) argued “we need to begin to bend the curve back” on spending and that he believes conservatives in Congress will take “a very strong stand” on raising the debt

President Donald Trump signed Friday the massive two-year budget agreement rushed through Congress before their August vacation, according to the White House.

Instead of relying on spending caps and automatic cuts, Republicans will have to convince Americans to shrink government.

The fractured House Democrat Conference amid a burgeoning fight between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her Democrats’ left flank led by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), along with disagreements between some Senate Republicans and the Trump administration, threaten to complicate upcoming spending and debt ceiling negotiations between Congress and the White House.

Congressional leaders will meet Tuesday to discuss raising the budget caps and the federal debt ceiling, according to a report.

Will the Democrat-controlled House be willing to give Trump a clean debt ceiling raise or are we in for another showdown?

President Trump’s decision to side with Democrats to make a deal on the debt ceiling was reportedly made due to Trump’s desire to be loved

The House passed on Friday 316-90, legislation that would raise the debt ceiling and fund the federal government until December while giving victims of Hurricane Harvey $15 billion in relief.

How ironic that the great “disruptor” of our political system is turning out to be the leader who is restoring it — and, soon, public faith in it.

Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large Peter Schweizer joined SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Thursday’s Breitbart News Daily to talk about Hurricane Irma’s threat to Florida, Ivanka Trump’s extraordinary access to White House meetings, President Trump’s debt ceiling deal with Democrat leaders, and DACA repeal.

Trump enters future negotiations with more leverage over the “spoilers” in the GOP, and with Democrat leaders having declared that he is a reasonable person who can be dealt with, not a crazy dictator who must be removed.

By showing he can deal with Pelosi and Schumer, Trump may have found the one way of making Republicans unite.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin argued on Fox News Sunday for a “clean” hike in the debt limit. Mnuchin also pushed a strategy of attaching the debt limit as an amendment to a bill to provide $7.9 billion in temporary relief to victims of Hurricane Harvey.

Even if the House passes a clean Harvey relief bill the Senate could return it with debt ceiling increase attached

As the swamp establishment in Washington plans to move on legislation that would provide funding relief to the Gulf Coast—particularly Houston—in the wake of Hurricane Harvey by linking it to a debt ceiling increase of $2 trillion, conservatives inside and outside of Congress are launching efforts to expose and thwart the plan.

Meadows tells Breitbart News that the future of the Republican Party is at stake as Congress reconvenes in September

Congress will face a daunting legislative session when it returns from August recess, including funding for the government and the wall

The federal judge presiding over the public corruption trial of Senator Robert Menendez and co-defendant Dr. Salomon Melgen ruled on Tuesday that the trial, scheduled to begin on September 6, will not be put on hold to allow Menendez to return to Washington, D.C. to cast his vote in the Senate.

President Donald Trump criticized Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan as Congress faces another round of debt ceiling politics.

High stakes battles on nearly every facet of American government and President Donald J. Trump’s agenda come to a head in September, from the debt ceiling to government funding bills to healthcare and tax reform.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says there is “zero chance” Congress will allow the country to default on its debts by voting to not increase the borrowing limit.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin is urging Congress to raise the U.S. debt ceiling “at the first opportunity.”

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What broke it? Both parties acquiesced in bank liberalization, in open-borders immigration, and in Wall Street bailouts. But the most acute challenge was Barack Obama’s direct attack on the constitutional framework itself. Obama sought to transform America, and believed that the ends would justify the means.

Capitol Hill conservatives are preparing for a fight over funding the federal government after the current funding legislation expires Dec. 9, as President Barack Obama and Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D.-Nev.) take their last bite from the apple before both men return to private life.

Republican members of the House Financial Services Committee determined that the Department of the Treasury and the Obama administration misled the American people on its plans to deal with the risks to the debt ceiling.

Senator Rand Paul is talking about America’s debt crisis, telling Breitbart News Daily that if he’s elected President, he will do everything in his power to prevent the debt ceiling from being raised again.

Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) argued that “Congress has become a shell of itself” and gets along too much, in addition to wondering whether debt is more disruptive than uncertainty over the debt ceiling in a speech on the Senate floor

Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) tore into the congressional budget deal on the Senate floor, arguing it is being jammed through without sufficient acknowledgment of its serious flaws.

Six Texas Republican representatives joined with the eleven Democrats in the state’s congressional delegation to vote in favor of the bill to raise the debt ceiling. Nineteen Texas Republicans voted nay in attempting to block the measure. On a national level, 79 Republicans joined with the 187 Democrat members of the House to pass the measure back to the Senate.

Republican presidential candidate Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal criticized the debt ceiling increase as “a very bad deal” and declared, “we are going the way of Europe” at Wednesday’s part one Republican presidential debate on CNBC. Jindal, in response to a question