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Still requires approval but current form would suspend until January 2025 … after next presidential election… good riddance…For the curious, here’s the part on how the suspension of the debt limit will work.TLDR: Treasury will again be able to use measures to delay hitting the debt ceiling come 2025. https://t.co/tZY41wWvWY pic.twitter.com/mkNsCUvi04— Justin Slaughter (@JBSDC) May 28, 2023
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Still requires approval but current form would suspend until January 2025 … after next presidential election… good riddance…For the curious, here’s the part on how the suspension of the debt limit will work.TLDR: Treasury will again be able to use measures to delay hitting the debt ceiling come 2025. https://t.co/tZY41wWvWY pic.twitter.com/mkNsCUvi04— Justin Slaughter (@JBSDC) May 28, 2023
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Still requires approval but current form would suspend until January 2025 … after next presidential election… good riddance…
For the curious, here’s the part on how the suspension of the debt limit will work.
TLDR: Treasury will again be able to use measures to delay hitting the debt ceiling come 2025. https://t.co/tZY41wWvWY pic.twitter.com/mkNsCUvi04
— Justin Slaughter (@JBSDC) May 28, 2023