I call it too.
It would be nice if Boehner’s believed “right” reasons were in fact “RIGHT” as in correct.
The problem here is that there is a false premise, which he is clearly being misled by. It is NOT a default on our credit rating. Our credit rating is already heading down— and it is because of the the overthetop debt ceiling raising, brought on by over spending with money we must then borrow.
Cut Cap and Balance is quite acceptable to Moody’s and S&P, and this should be our support. Boehner has agreed to something already, and he already knows it is wrong.
” Boehner has agreed to something already, and he already knows it is wrong.”
That is why the non sequitur, cowardly answer.
” Boehner has agreed to something already, and he already knows it is wrong.”
That is why the non sequitur, cowardly answer.