Sen. Ted Cruz says Joe Biden doesn't want to negotiate over the debt ceiling, argues he would rather blame Republicans to appease the radical Democrats.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, argues why President Biden doesn't want to take a debt default off the table.
"It really is unfortunate to see how Joe Biden is approaching this job. It's all politics all the time, and he consistently goes to the hard left. He's off in Hiroshima right now, in Japan. He should be in Washington, D.C. He should be sitting down and working out a deal, working out a compromise," Cruz said.
Sen. Ted Cruz blasted President Biden for"scaremongering" about the debt ceiling and the potential for the U.S. to default on its debt.
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