On the recordJanuary 21, 2013
Today, they are prolonging another debt-ceiling showdown instead of a long-term extension.
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congress.govDave Camp: “Today, they are prolonging another debt-ceiling showdown instead of a long-term extension.”
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Dave Camp criticizes the prolongation of debt ceiling disputes instead of seeking long-term solutions.
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