Republicans in Congress are uniting behind a similar messaging strategy on the looming debt limit fight, calling on Democrats and the Biden administration to come to the negotiating table to discuss a path forward.
The Republican Main Street Partnership, a group that includes more than 70 sitting members of Congress dedicated to “commonsense” legislation, has unveiled a new digital ad campaign, playing the blame game on the debt limit and casting President Joe Biden and the Democrats as those responsible for the United States reaching the $31.4 trillion debt cap.The ad, according to a Punchbowl News report, calls on Biden to “come to the table to address the debt ceiling or Americans will suffer.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called on lawmakers to confront the debt limit “without conditions.”
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