Democratic-controlled House votes 219-212 to suspend debt ceilings until December 2022

The House of Representatives, controlled by Democrats, voted Wednesday 219-212 to suspend the debt ceiling until Dec. 16, 2022.

Every Republican voted no, except for the toxic RINO Adam Kinzinger.

Two Democratic lawmakers joined the IDP and voted no: Representatives Jared Golden and Kurt Schrader.

The bill passed by the House goes to the Senate, where it is expected to die upon arrival.

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US House APPROVES that the debt limit be suspended until December 16, 2022.

Bill is now going to the senate. pic.twitter.com/svixnKwcFb

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“Democrats are for the people and will never allow the full faith and honor of the United States to be called into question – because we have taken an oath on the United States Constitution, and it is an oath we have always taken. wants to comply, “said Speaker Nancy. Pelosi said before the vote.

‘And because we have a responsibility to the health and well-being of working families in America, and it can have a disastrous effect on them.