I'm already preparing mentally for the Jan. 1 Paygo cliff, another short term debt cliff closer to the election, and so on and so forth.
If there is one thing Congress is really, really good at, it's punting right before a recess.
I still think you could solve the debt limit issue in reconciliation by including legislation requiring the minting of 5 trillion dollar coins to buy back the $5T in bonds already on the Fed's balance sheet.
Not that they *would*, but...
Folks may forget, but it was a Pelosi/Schumer/Trump deal in 2017 that *ALSO* extended the debt limit to the holidays. Rs were unhappy it wasn't longer.
It got resolved, Dems didn't hold the debt hostage to tax reconciliation, Dems didn't force a Paygo sequester, life went on.
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I've still never seen a swimming pool home theater like this one. This #FridayNightZillow also featured the gaudiest home in Georgia - dubbed the "Palace of Gaud" - and an insane wedding venue featuring gold toilets...
There's a part of Mississippi where lots of the most expensive properties are just areas for killing stuff and the pics are of people posing with the dead animal heads. Not my scene, really.
Instead of touting, say, a nice pool or a range or a grotto, they tout the quality of the antlers and things like an on-site automated dead-deer processing facility.
I mean, the last picture in this listing is **literally just a bunch of deer heads in trash bags in the back of a pickup truck.** zillow.com/homedetails/11…
First up on #FridayNightZillow: A Kentucky prepper paradise built by a Republican liquor store magnate after OBAMA was elected, complete with a $3M ☢️NUCLEAR/BIOLOGICAL/CHEMICAL FALLOUT SHELTER.
Per the Lexington Herald-Leader, liquor store magnate C. Wesley Morgan said he just wanted to feel safe and also worried about civil war.
He later served one term as a GOP state rep, where, per the paper, he sponsored bills helpful to liquor stores.
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Morgan ran against Mitch McConnell in last year's GOP primary, winning a little over 6% of the vote. The house was featured during a previous listing by Zillow Gone Wild, prompting the newspaper story, which is worth your 99 cents.