Joe Biden's Default vacation

Just because Joe Biden is off to one of his expensive homes, complete with a wall around it to protect him from whatever it is that he needs protecting from, doesn't mean Joe isn't engaged in debt ceiling talks. His vacation just means that he's putting a higher priority on eating ice cream cones and taking bike rides than he's putting on preventing the U.S. defaulting. As Joe Concha often says, Biden works 24/7, 24 hours a week, 7 months a year.

It's time for Biden to start taking this seriously. The farthest left wing of the Democrat Party want him to ignore House Republicans and raise the debt ceiling unilaterally. They must think that things they can't get through a divided congress are meant to be jammed through via executive orders. Democrats, you see, don't really care about the Constitution, Checks and Balances or the Separation of Powers. They care about getting what they want when they want it.

Democrats, under both Biden and Obama, are the authoritarian party.

Meanwhile, Republicans are taking this debt ceiling seriously. They put together a bill that raises the debt ceiling while putting a down payment on fixing the federal government's spending problem. Then they passed that bill. Early in this video, Biden says that Congress needs to do its work:

I agree. The Senate hasn't lifted a finger. The Do-Nothing Democrat Senate hasn't held a hearing on raising the debt ceiling. They haven't written a bill that would raise the debt ceiling. If there isn't a Democrat-written debt ceiling bill, you can't vote on a Democrat-written debt ceiling bill. The question then becomes 'why hasn't Biden called Schumer and told him to put together such a bill?'

Is it because Sen. Schummer doesn't want to put a Bernie Sanders-written debt ceiling bill up for a vote because Bernie's bill would force vulnerable Democrats to vote on such a bill? Perhaps Sen. Schumer understands that it's impossible to keep vulnerables like Jon Tester viable when he's voting for Bernie's bill. Bernie, like Trump, is in this for himself. If others join his march toward insanity, he's empowered. If they don't, Bernie thinks that they're all wrong.

Biden needs to get over his mule-headed ways and negotiate a deal that more closely resembles th Limit, Save, Grow Act. It doesn't have to be exactly like the McCarthy bill but it has to be similar. Heading off on vacation won't bring us closer to a deal. I don't know if that's important to Joe at this point. If this president won't perform the basics of his job, it's time to fire him. As Ronald Reagan famously said in his debate with Jimmy Carter, "A recession is when your neighbor loses him. A depression is when you lose your job. The recovery doesn't start until Jimmy Carter loses his job." Let's get rid of Biden. He isn't fit to serve, much like Dianne Feinstein and John Fetterman aren't fit to serve.

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