JULY 31, WASHINGTON--Sen. Marco Rubio spoke on the Senate floor last night to discuss the Senate's budget delay. While the House of Representatives has now passed three separate plans to change the nation's debt trajectory and deal with the debt limit deadline, the Democrat-controlled Senate has refused to pass a budget in over two years, and has not presented one at all this year. Rubio said that "this has been the plan all along, by the way. The plan all along was not to take a position, to let the days count down until we got to this point with 72 hours to go, and then force a vote on something that they wanted... You want to know why people all across America get grossed out by politics? It's by watching this kind of stuff happen."

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House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) this evening addressed the nation regarding the Republican plan for addressing America's debt crisis and creating a better environment for private-sector job growth. Read the full remarks here: www.speaker.gov

The Democrat-controlled US senate has shot down a Republican-led debt ceiling plan, just hours after it was passed in the House of Representatives. The plan, put forward by House Speaker John Bayner, would have raised the country's debt ceiling by 900 billion dollars along with a similar amount in spending cuts. And as the clock ticks down to August 2nd, when the debt limit is reached, there's less time to avert an unprecedented default crisis, which might prompt the US to lose its top-notch credit rating. Senate Democrat leader Harry Reid now hopes his proposal will see a compromise, which could keep the government afloat. And, according to economist Max Fraad Wolff, this plan is more likely to get the green light. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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Shrugging off warnings from President Barack Obama that it won't resolve the crisis, House Republicans muscled through a new plan to raise the debt limit, but the Senate promptly scuttled it. (July 29)
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Debt plan

Today House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner unveiled the Republican plan that would raise the borrowing limit by trillion through year's end and permit a larger increase next year. (July 25)
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