G.O.P. Rethinks 'Make U.S. Default' Strategy
Jonesing for the rush of another ride off a fiscal cliff? The guys who run the House of Representatives are going to disappoint you, again.
Backing down from their hard-line stance, House Republicans said Friday that they would agree to lift the federal government’s statutory borrowing limit for three months, with a requirement that both chambers of Congress pass a budget in that time to clear the way for negotiations on long-term deficit reduction.
Pussies.