Any Congressman who gives lip service to a balanced budget Amendment but votes to raise the debt ceiling is a hypocrite.

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In an adjoining room, a file on Mr. Mehiri, bound in a green folder marked with the name of Libya's internal-security service, lay amid scores of others stacked in floor-to-ceiling shelves.

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Why are we so quick to point our finger at the men around us for the glass ceiling when a lot of us are not doing ourselves the service of crashing through it?

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As we already know, the US just raised the debt ceiling so it can continue to borrow to run the nation and service its debt.

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In fact, if Congress refuses to raise the debt ceiling, the federal government will still have far more than enough money to fully service our debt.

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In fact, the debt ceiling has been raised 74 times since March 1962, according to CNN and the Congressional Research Service.

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