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Debt limit progress as Biden, McCarthy name top negotiators to avert national default

Debt limit progress as Biden, McCarthy name top negotiators to avert national default
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Debt limit progress as Biden, McCarthy name top negotiators to avert national default
Debt-limit talks shifted into an encouraging new phase Tuesday as President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy named top emissaries to negotiate a deal to avert an unprecedented national default. Biden cut short an upcoming overseas trip in hopes of closing an agreement before a June 1 deadline.The fresh set of negotiators means discussions are now largely narrowed to what the White House and McCarthy will accept in order to allow lawmakers to raise the debt limit in the coming days. The speaker said after a meeting with Biden and congressional leaders that a deal was 맥스카지노possible맥스카지노 by week's end, even as 맥스카지노 in McCarthy's view 맥스카지노 the two sides remained far apart for the moment.Biden was publicly upbeat after a roughly hourlong meeting in the Oval Office, despite having to cancel the Australia and Papua New Guinea portions of his overseas trip that begins Wednesday. Biden will participate in a Group of Seven summit in Hiroshima, Japan, but then return to Washington on Sunday.맥스카지노There맥스카지노s still work to do," Biden said. "But I made it clear to the speaker and others that we'll speak regularly over the next several days and staff's going to continue meeting daily to make sure we do not default.맥스카지노Senior White House officials, as well as top aides to the four congressional leaders 맥스카지노 McCarthy, R-Calif., Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y. 맥스카지노 have been meeting daily.Video below: McCarthy says 'no progress' ahead of talks Tuesday with BidenBut now, Steve Ricchetti, counselor to the president, Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young and legislative affairs director Louisa Terrell will take the lead in negotiations for the Democratic side, while Rep. Garret Graves, R-La., a key McCarthy ally who has been a point person for the speaker on debt and budget issues, will represent Republicans.맥스카지노Now we have a format, a structure,맥스카지노 McCarthy said as he returned to the Capitol.Negotiators are racing to beat a deadline of June 1, which is when the Treasury Department has said the U.S. could begin defaulting on its debts for the first time in history and risk a financial catastrophe. The revised itinerary of Biden's upcoming trip showed the urgency of the talks.White House officials sought to soften the impact of the trip cancellations. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby noted that Biden will already have met with some of the leaders of the 맥스카지노Quad맥스카지노 맥스카지노 the purpose of the Australia leg of the visit 맥스카지노 while in Japan, and the president is inviting Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for an official state visit in Washington.Still, Kirby added, 맥스카지노We wouldn맥스카지노t even be having this discussion about the effect of the debt ceiling debate on the trip if Congress would do its job, raise the debt ceiling the way they맥스카지노ve always done."Even as the Democratic president and the Republican speaker box around the politics of the issue 맥스카지노 with Biden insisting he맥스카지노s not negotiating over the debt ceiling and McCarthy working to extract spending cuts with the backdrop of a potential default 맥스카지노 various areas of possible agreement appeared to be emerging.Among the items on the table: clawing back some $30 billion in untapped COVID-19 money, imposing future budget caps, changing permit regulations to ease energy development and putting bolstered work requirements on recipients of government aid, according to those familiar with the talks.But congressional Democrats are growing concerned about the idea of putting new work requirements for government aid recipients after Biden suggested over the weekend he may be open to such changes. The White House remains opposed to changes in requirements for recipients of Medicaid and food stamp programs, although it is more open to revisions for beneficiaries of the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families cash assistance program.The idea of imposing more work requirements was 맥스카지노resoundingly맥스카지노 rejected by House Democrats at a morning caucus meeting, according to one Democrat at the private meeting and granted anonymity to discuss it.Progressive lawmakers in particular have raised the issue. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, the chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, said, 맥스카지노We want to make sure that these negotiations do not include spending cuts, do not include work requirements, things that would harm people, people in rural areas, black, brown, indigenous folks.맥스카지노Democratic leader Jeffries' staff sought to assuage the concerns late Monday, while a separate group of more centrist Democrats signaled to their moderate Republican colleagues they are prepared to work something out to reach a debt ceiling deal, aides said Tuesday.While McCarthy has complained the talks are slow-going, saying he first met with Biden more than 100 days ago, Biden has said it took McCarthy all this time to put forward his own proposal after Republicans failed to produce their own budget this year.Video below: Here's what a debt ceiling failure could mean for youCompounding pressure on Washington to strike a deal, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Monday that estimates are unchanged on the possible 맥스카지노X-date맥스카지노 when the U.S. could run out of cash.But Yellen, in a letter to the House and Senate, left some opening for a possible time extension on a national default, stating that 맥스카지노the actual date Treasury exhausts extraordinary measures could be a number of days or weeks later than these estimates.맥스카지노맥스카지노It is essential that Congress act as soon as possible,맥스카지노 Yellen said Tuesday in remarks before the Independent Community Bankers of America. 맥스카지노In my assessment 맥스카지노 and that of economists across the board 맥스카지노 a U.S. default would generate an economic and financial catastrophe.맥스카지노Time is dwindling. Congress has just a few days when both the House and Senate are in session to pass legislation, although scheduled recesses could be canceled if more time is needed to clear whatever deal the White House reaches with McCarthy.Congressional leaders will also need time to take the temperature of rank-and-file lawmakers on any agreement, and it맥스카지노s not at all clear that the emerging contours go far enough to satisfy McCarthy맥스카지노s hard-right faction in the House or would be acceptable to a sizable number of Democrats whose votes would almost certainly be needed to secure any final deal.Republicans led by McCarthy want Biden to accept their proposal to roll back spending, cap future outlays and make other policy changes in the package passed last month by House Republicans. McCarthy says the House is the only chamber that has taken action to raise the debt ceiling. But the House bill is almost certain to fail in the Senate, controlled by Democrats, and Biden has said he would veto it.An increase in the debt limit would not authorize new federal spending. It would only allow for borrowing to pay for what Congress has already approved. ___Associated Press writers Fatima Hussein and Kevin Freking contributed to this report.

Debt-limit talks shifted into an encouraging new phase Tuesday as President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy named top emissaries to negotiate a deal to avert an unprecedented national default. Biden cut short an upcoming overseas trip in hopes of closing an agreement before a June 1 deadline.

The fresh set of negotiators means discussions are now largely narrowed to what the White House and McCarthy will accept in order to allow lawmakers to raise the debt limit in the coming days. The speaker said after a meeting with Biden and congressional leaders that a deal was 맥스카지노possible맥스카지노 by week's end, even as 맥스카지노 in McCarthy's view 맥스카지노 the two sides remained far apart for the moment.

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Biden was publicly upbeat after a roughly hourlong meeting in the Oval Office, despite having to cancel the Australia and Papua New Guinea portions of his overseas trip that begins Wednesday. Biden will participate in a Group of Seven summit in Hiroshima, Japan, but then return to Washington on Sunday.

맥스카지노There맥스카지노s still work to do," Biden said. "But I made it clear to the speaker and others that we'll speak regularly over the next several days and staff's going to continue meeting daily to make sure we do not default.맥스카지노

Senior White House officials, as well as top aides to the four congressional leaders 맥스카지노 McCarthy, R-Calif., Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y. 맥스카지노 have been meeting daily.

Video below: McCarthy says 'no progress' ahead of talks Tuesday with Biden

But now, Steve Ricchetti, counselor to the president, Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young and legislative affairs director Louisa Terrell will take the lead in negotiations for the Democratic side, while Rep. Garret Graves, R-La., a key McCarthy ally who has been a point person for the speaker on debt and budget issues, will represent Republicans.

맥스카지노Now we have a format, a structure,맥스카지노 McCarthy said as he returned to the Capitol.

Negotiators are racing to beat a deadline of June 1, which is when the Treasury Department has said the U.S. could begin defaulting on its debts for the first time in history and risk a financial catastrophe. The revised itinerary of Biden's upcoming trip showed the urgency of the talks.

White House officials sought to soften the impact of the trip cancellations. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby noted that Biden will already have met with some of the leaders of the 맥스카지노Quad맥스카지노 맥스카지노 the purpose of the Australia leg of the visit 맥스카지노 while in Japan, and the president is inviting Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for an official state visit in Washington.

Still, Kirby added, 맥스카지노We wouldn맥스카지노t even be having this discussion about the effect of the debt ceiling debate on the trip if Congress would do its job, raise the debt ceiling the way they맥스카지노ve always done."

Even as the Democratic president and the Republican speaker box around the politics of the issue 맥스카지노 with Biden insisting he맥스카지노s not negotiating over the debt ceiling and McCarthy working to extract spending cuts with the backdrop of a potential default 맥스카지노 various areas of possible agreement appeared to be emerging.

Among the items on the table: clawing back some $30 billion in untapped COVID-19 money, imposing future budget caps, changing permit regulations to ease energy development and putting bolstered work requirements on recipients of government aid, according to those familiar with the talks.

But congressional Democrats are growing concerned about the idea of putting new work requirements for government aid recipients after Biden suggested over the weekend he may be open to such changes. The White House remains opposed to changes in requirements for recipients of Medicaid and food stamp programs, although it is more open to revisions for beneficiaries of the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families cash assistance program.

The idea of imposing more work requirements was 맥스카지노resoundingly맥스카지노 rejected by House Democrats at a morning caucus meeting, according to one Democrat at the private meeting and granted anonymity to discuss it.

Progressive lawmakers in particular have raised the issue. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, the chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, said, 맥스카지노We want to make sure that these negotiations do not include spending cuts, do not include work requirements, things that would harm people, people in rural areas, black, brown, indigenous folks.맥스카지노

Democratic leader Jeffries' staff sought to assuage the concerns late Monday, while a separate group of more centrist Democrats signaled to their moderate Republican colleagues they are prepared to work something out to reach a debt ceiling deal, aides said Tuesday.

While McCarthy has complained the talks are slow-going, saying he first met with Biden more than 100 days ago, Biden has said it took McCarthy all this time to put forward his own proposal after Republicans failed to produce their own budget this year.

Video below: Here's what a debt ceiling failure could mean for you

Compounding pressure on Washington to strike a deal, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Monday that estimates are unchanged on the possible 맥스카지노X-date맥스카지노 when the U.S. could run out of cash.

But Yellen, in a letter to the House and Senate, left some opening for a possible time extension on a national default, stating that 맥스카지노the actual date Treasury exhausts extraordinary measures could be a number of days or weeks later than these estimates.맥스카지노

맥스카지노It is essential that Congress act as soon as possible,맥스카지노 Yellen said Tuesday in remarks before the Independent Community Bankers of America. 맥스카지노In my assessment 맥스카지노 and that of economists across the board 맥스카지노 a U.S. default would generate an economic and financial catastrophe.맥스카지노

Time is dwindling. Congress has just a few days when both the House and Senate are in session to pass legislation, although scheduled recesses could be canceled if more time is needed to clear whatever deal the White House reaches with McCarthy.

Congressional leaders will also need time to take the temperature of rank-and-file lawmakers on any agreement, and it맥스카지노s not at all clear that the emerging contours go far enough to satisfy McCarthy맥스카지노s hard-right faction in the House or would be acceptable to a sizable number of Democrats whose votes would almost certainly be needed to secure any final deal.

Republicans led by McCarthy want Biden to accept their proposal to roll back spending, cap future outlays and make other policy changes in the package passed last month by House Republicans. McCarthy says the House is the only chamber that has taken action to raise the debt ceiling. But the House bill is almost certain to fail in the Senate, controlled by Democrats, and Biden has said he would veto it.

An increase in the debt limit would not authorize new federal spending. It would only allow for borrowing to pay for what Congress has already approved.

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Associated Press writers Fatima Hussein and Kevin Freking contributed to this report.