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What a joke head line? - 'Cordial' shutdown talks under way in Senate.
'Cordial', talks under way in Senate (for - shutdown??? - All Jokers)
Treasury faces a severe cash crunch starting Thursday if Congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling. What happens then is largely unknown but most experts say it could be ugly. More
Leaders from around the world want Washington to raise the debt ceiling -- now. More
China and Japan top the list, with more than $1 trillion each in U.S. Treasuries. More
teeth53 ( Date: 14-Oct-2013 13:23) Posted:
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The on/off switch is always there 24/7 available.
White house can prepare their stuffs to goback to their villages.
We too might have to turn off the on/off switch.
teeth53 ( Date: 14-Oct-2013 12:52) Posted:
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October 13, 2013 -- Updated 0006
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/10/12/politics/shutdown-showdown/index.html?iid=EL
Donkey Vs Elephant - for who is best in shutdown talk. (Jokers)
teeth53 thot - Both house hope?, hav not show who in control, as nobody else does.
Donkey leader said " I will not negotiate" . Elephant leader said...Well, so be it.
What a joke with this head line - 'Cordial' shutdown talks under way in Senate.
'Cordial', talks under way in Senate for - shutdown ?????????? (Jokers)
Senate Democrats met with Obama for 75 minutes Saturday afternoon. Democratic leadership aide said the party is unified.
" Democrats are willing to negotiate on anything Republicans want to discuss as soon as we reopen the govt and pay our bills." Another Democratic source said party leaders regard Republicans as lacking a coherent position. They hope........
Think they hope things don't fall apart by the donkey....?? (teeth53 so as their nos 1 leader said " I will not negotiate" .)
| teeth53 ( Date: 13-Oct-2013 23:36) Posted: |
Mr President. Do not blame anyone else when thing start falling apart....Except.
(Mr President famous word. " I will not negotiate" ...in action)
" It doesn't seem like the White House is serious at all about entering negotiations with us"
until they see what comes out of the Senate.
On Friday, Obama spoke by phone to a group of about 150 leaders of major businesses to give them an update on talks with Congress on lifting the debt ceiling ahead of a default deadline next week, the White House said. Next..???.
Obama also spoke with a grp of 25 state governors about the govt shutdown, now in its 11th day, and its impact on state budgets and the economy.
teeth53 thot - So free as to??......talk talk n talk on NO DEAL????.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101107649
Congress and the president have taken their sweet time trying to agree to terms for reopening the govt, but not only are they still on the job, they're getting paid! What kind of punishment is that? Where's the deterrent there?
(Read more: White House sees progress on debt ceiling, shutdown)
So if we can't fire them, and we can't stop paying them, how can we punish those running the show before the next election rolls around?
Some suggestions: Mandatory prancercising. Nonstop. Have them answer their own phones during voter drunk dialing.
teeth53 thot - How potential deal it can be??.
As both side are still far from face-saving deal compromise in what a potential deal might look likw.
> Temporary extension to U.S. borrowing thru..end of Jan and or until Nov next year. White hse, however might demand a longer extension.
> Authorise a stopgap measure tat finance govt thru.. end of March.
> The hse n senate would setup bipartisan committee to being negotiation on budget, rein in spending, reform social programmes n some aspect on tax code.
> Delaying n easing tax on medical devices that is part of health-care law widely opposed by Republicians lawmakers.
AFP, New York Times.
Final answer. Will Obama eat his own word??> or play a major part for been the first U.S. elected President bringing U.S into a real recession period..???. happening (NO deal so far) in Washington.
Is history going to record that....n archive it
teeth53 ( Date: 05-Oct-2013 15:07) Posted:
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House Speaker John Boehner told fellow Republicans today that President Barack Obama rejected his latest fiscal offer.
The speaker also told members that talks are continuing with the White House, according to another person in the room who sought anonymity to discuss the private meeting.
?The president rejected our deal,? Labrador told reporters after leaving Republicans? closed-door meeting in Washington.
teeth53 ( Date: 08-Oct-2013 17:22) Posted:
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