If you voted against raising the debt ceiling and preserving the full faith and credit of this country, you are not serious.
Jim Himes: “If you voted against raising the debt ceiling and preserving the full faith and credit of this country, you are not…”
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Himes argues that opposing the debt ceiling increase shows a lack of seriousness about fiscal responsibility.
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