
White House, Republicans Said to Reach Tentative Deal on U.S. Debt Ceiling
  By Heidi Przybyla - Jul 31, 2011 12:40 PM GMT
 
The White House and congressional Republicans have found the framework of an agreement to increase the nation’s debt ceiling that would raise borrowing authority through the next presidential election, a person familiar with the talks said late last night. ..................
Interesting enough, its has always been the democrats who are painting the debt crisis as a picture of epic catastrophe......
now another idea other than the 14th amendment have been brought into the fray....
 
Obama's Final Loophole: The " Catastrophic Emergency" Clause?
NATIONAL SECURITY PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE/NSPD 51
HOMELAND SECURITY PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE/HSPD-20
Is America's maxing out its credit card comparable to a nuclear or terrorist attack on the continent?
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/obamas-final-loohole-catastrophic-emergency-clause
ALL HAIL FUEHRER BABAMA!!!!!!!
Cheer
 
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Here is what is happening on Sunday as lawmakers and the White House race to broker a deal to raise the country's $14.3 trillion borrowing cap by Tuesday's deadline and avoid defaulting on obligations.
* The Treasury must decide whether to unveil its post-August 2 plans before Asian markets open around 5 p.m. EDT/2100 GMT. The plans would detail how the government will pay its bills if Congress does not raise the debt limit on time.
* The top Republican in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, and Democratic Senator Charles Schumer talk about the debt ceiling negotiations on CNN's State of the Union program at 9 a.m. EDT/1300 GMT.
* National Economic Council Director Gene Sperling the main Republican vote counter in the House, Kevin McCarthy the No. 2 Democrat in the Senate, Dick Durbin Assistant Senate Republican Minority Leader Jon Kyl talk about the debt negotiations on Fox News Sunday at 9 a.m. EDT/1300 GMT.
* IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde discusses the debt ceiling on CNN's GPS program at 10 a.m EDT/1400 GMT.
* White House senior adviser David Plouffe speaks on ABC's This Week television program at 10 a.m. EDT/1400 GMT.
* Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid delayed a procedural vote on the Democrats' debt limit proposal until 1 p.m. EDT/1700 GMT on Sunday to give top Democrats, Republicans and the White House more time to work out a bipartisan plan.
The Senate had been scheduled to vote at 1 a.m. EDT/0500 GMT on Sunday on the legislation that could have been scuttled by Republicans.
If a deal between congressional leaders and the White House is reached, the Senate and House of Representatives would gear up for passage by briefing their rank-and-file members, lobby for their support and put the agreement into legislative language that potentially could be enacted by Tuesday.
Kalau ada duit rugi, mesti tak takut lah...
    (those who have money to lose of course will not be afraid)...  

Hulumas ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 14:31) Posted:
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" Siapa takut!"
iPunter ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 13:53) Posted:
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The spirits of the dead can even influence the thinking
    of the best funds managers to act in certain ways... 
                Thus, " jangan main-main" (mo sng-sng)...

My own mistake - spoted...after 23:59:00 (Sat - 30-Jul-2011) Hell gate open on 00:00:01 (Sun - 1-Aug-2011)  :))
Should post as Sunday - 31-Jul-2011. :))
 
teeth53 ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 13:37) Posted:
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my apologize....
OPP...Should post as Sunday, earlest morning 00:00:01 sec....immediately after 23:59:00 (sat)
rotijai ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 13:08) Posted:
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after 23:59:00 (Sat - 30-Jul-2011) Hell gate open on 00:00:01 (Sun - 1-Aug-2011)  :))
Have a nice Sunday.
des_khor ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 00:46) Posted:
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http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/31/us-usa-debt-idUSTRE7646S620110731
Reid pushed forward by 12 hours a planned test vote today on his pending measure to raise the $14.3 debt ceiling and cut government spending. The planned 1 a.m. vote was rescheduled for 1 p.m. at the Capitol.
Earlier Mitch McConnell, the Senate Minority leader, said he was “more optimistic” and that negotiators have “got a chance of getting there.”
(Reuters) - Negotiations on a deal to raise the debt limit still had a way to go, Senate (Republican) Majority Leader Harry Reid said, postponing until later on Sunday a test vote on a Democratic deficit reduction bill.
Getting that deal in place before Asian markets open by about 5 p.m. EDT Sunday would provide nervous investors some reassurance. But the timeframe looked very tight.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-07-31/senate-postpones-vote-on-reid-debt-limit-plan-as-lawmakers-continue-talks.html
White House, Republicans Reach Tentative Debt Deal
President Barack Obama (democrats)  said Republicans and Democrats are in “rough agreement” on their plans to raise the nation’s debt limit with just four days before a threatened U.S. default and the time for compromise is “now.”
teeth53 thot: Meanwhile - Suddenly in capitol hill. fanatic and all is  negotiable liao.
master teeth.. u got it wrong
the hell gate opened yesterday night
today is the first day of ghost month
teeth53 ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 12:56) Posted:
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Angmo hell gate will open on Monday nite, our will open from Sunday  nite...
A  peaceful Sunday...hav a nice day.
hpong5 ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 11:38) Posted:
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WASHINGTON (KABC) -- Top White House and Senate GOP sources say there is no tentative debt deal between the two to avoid a government default threatened for early next week, according to ABC News.
According to a source familiar with the negotiations, what was believed to be a tentative deal would have included a debt ceiling increase of up to $2.8 trillion and spending cuts of about $1 trillion.
Sources said that was one of many being considered.
The deal may not please congressional Democrats or tea partiers.
ya, but thinking of lapping up the juicy valley
iPunter ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 12:15) Posted:
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May be too early to buy yet....
    Like what is said in that passage, there's still " distance to go"
              (an aviation term). Thus, most probably it can mean there's
                          ample opportunity to sell at juicy peaks before the
                                  eventual inevitable collapse happens...

rabbitfoot ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 12:04) Posted:
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Tentative Deal is Said Reached on Raising U.S. Debt Ceiling
July 30 (Bloomberg) -- The White House and congressional Republicans have found the framework of an agreement to increase the nation’s debt ceiling that would raise borrowing authority through the next presidential election, a person familiar with the talks said.
The tentative deal includes spending cuts of $1 trillion and would create a special committee to recommend additional savings of up to $1.8 trillion. The new panel must act before the Thanksgiving congressional recess or government programs including Defense and Medicare would face automatic, across-the- board cuts.
House to Vote on Debt Bill That Obama, Senate Oppose
A Democrat official familiar with the talks cautioned that no final agreement has been signed off on by those involved in the negotiations.
BOTH partys  are play masar masar 
咄 咄 逼 人 伸 张 正 义 其 实 在 ‘做 戏 |
hpong5 ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 11:57) Posted:
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Thinking of buying big America Fidelity ut using cpf in afternoon. Could be turning point amidst the hullabulla...
WASHINGTON (KABC) -- ABC News has learned that Republicans and the White House have reached a tentative deal to avoid a government default threatened for early next week.
According to a source familiar with the negotiations, the deal includes a debt ceiling increase of up to $2.8 trillion and spending cuts of about $1 trillion.
A special committee would recommend those cuts before Thanksgiving recess. If Congress does not approve those cuts by late December, automatic across-the-board cuts go into effect, including cuts to defense and Medicare.
The deal may not please congressional Democrats or tea partiers.
Earlier Saturday, after weeks of intense partisanship, the White House and congressional leaders made a desperate, last-minute stab at compromise.
"There are many elements to be finalized...there is still a distance to go," Majority Leader Harry Reid cautioned in dramatic late-night remarks on the Senate floor.
Still, his disclosure that "talks are going on at the White House now," coupled with his announcement that progress had been made, offered the strongest indication yet that an economy-crippling default might be averted.
rotijai ( Date: 31-Jul-2011 11:44) Posted:
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