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link: http://www.tnr.com/article/politics/90659/debt-ceiling-obama-congress
source: New Republic
date: June 24, 2011 12:00 am
author: Matthew Zeitlin
title: The Debt Ceiling: Why Obama Should Just Ignore It
summary: The argument goes like this: Because Congress already appropriated the funds in question, it is the executive branch's duty to enact those appropriations. The debt ceiling, then, is legislative "double-counting," because the executive branch is obligated to spend the money Congress appropriates, without having to go back and ask again for permission.
topics: 2011 US debt ceiling US/separation of powers

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 * '''date''': [[when posted::June 24, 2011 12:00 am]]
 * '''author''': [[author::Matthew Zeitlin]]
-* '''title''': [[title::headline::The Debt Ceiling: Why Obama Should Just Ignore It]]
+* '''title''': [[title::The Debt Ceiling: Why Obama Should Just Ignore It]]
-* '''summary''': [[summary::The argument goes like this: Because Congress already appropriated the funds in question, it is the executive duty to enact those appropriations. The debt ceiling, then, is legislative -counting,because the executive branch is obligated to spend the money Congress appropriates, without having to go back and ask again for permission.]]
+* '''summary''': [[summary::The argument goes like this: Because Congress already appropriated the funds in question, it is the executive branch's duty to enact those appropriations. The debt ceiling, then, is legislative "double-counting," because the executive branch is obligated to spend the money Congress appropriates, without having to go back and ask again for permission.]]
 * '''topics''': [[topic::2011 US debt ceiling]] [[topic::US/separation of powers]]
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