On the recordJanuary 21, 2013
The Congress created the debt limit as a check on the delegated borrowing power of the President and it is critical that all parties understand the implications of increasing the debt limit.
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congress.govDave Camp: “The Congress created the debt limit as a check on the delegated borrowing power of the President and it is critical that…”
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Camp emphasizes the importance of understanding the debt limit's implications.
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