Despite partisan posturing, House, Senate, and White House negotiators are reportedly working towards a deal to raise the debt ceiling. See potential bias and similarities in coverage from CNN, Reuters and dcexaminer: DebtCeiling Politics
Aides for top congressional leaders resumed talks on raising the nation’s debt limit behind closed doors, even as top Senate leaders continue to wage a messaging war one day after meeting with President Joe Biden.
“As you recall, I’ve consistently said since February, the way this dilemma is dealt with is determined by the American people,” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said during a press conference with reporters on Wednesday. “They gave us a divided government, just like they did in 2019, when I had to tell President Trump something he was not anxious to hear,...
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