Mitch McConnell says the US won't default on its debt as he pushes the US closer to default
Democrats are scrambling for alternatives to skirt GOP opposition. They're considering maneuvers like minting a $1 trillion coin.
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Mitch McConnell says the US won't default on its debt as he pushes the US closer to default
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