Republicans offer to raise debt ceiling if Obama enters budget talks

Republicans are ready to offer the government a temporary debt limit extension, the leader of the US House of Representatives says.

Republicans offer to raise debt ceiling if Obama enters budget talks
Thu, 10 Oct, 2013 - 17:48

[comment] (US Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (Democrat) on Capitol Hill yesterday.)[/comment]

Republicans are ready to offer the government a temporary debt limit extension, the leader of the US House of Representatives says.

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