The debt ceiling drama seems not yet over, as Russ Vough was not impressed with what is happening. It says that the debt ceiling was not enough. Can they force new discussions on work requirements?
Debt Ceiling Work Requirements Fight Continues (PHOTO: Business Insider)
Debt Ceiling Work Requirements Is Not Yet Over
Trump administration’s Office of Management and Budget former director who made and organize the conservative strategy of the debt ceiling fight.
This is a deal designed by the President Joe Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy they said that this shows a betrayal of our Republican Values. They said that it is discountenanced that provisions of changing work requirements will change into nutrition programs. Vough complained because according to the congressional Budget Office report that the new policy would probably cost $2 billion dollars.
Vough grumbled that the work requirements are supposed to save money and not to spend a big amount of money. Republicans want additional medical insurance work requirements, as well as the strict requirements for food stamps instead of the deal-making new exemptions for some of the important people such as veterans and homeless people.
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Fight Against Debt Ceiling Work Requirements Isn’t Over
Representative Keith Self voiced out in a House Freedom Caucus press conference that injustice and calling new work requirements exemptions as dexterity. Despite the rejections outside the Capitol, the raise of the debt ceiling case already passed the House and the Senate but Republicans continue to put signals that work requirements to nutrition programs. They are hoping that the fight will end soon.
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