Looks like there is a deal.

[Swing low, sweet chariot. Comin' for to carry me home.]

A deal?!  shucks, just when the party was getting good.  looks like we need a new topic to continue abusing Obama on a daily basis

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I heard an interesting thing from one of CNN's international correspondents today covering Asian markets, which haven't risen very much since the news of the deal broke.  A person he talked to at a large firm said they really didn't know about the debt ceiling until this whole mess was brought up and are now downgrading their opinion of investment in American bonds because of its mere existence and potential for deals to not be reached in the future.  Nice job, Teabaggers.

this analyst at a large firm never knew about the debt ceiling?!  just goes to show you how much analyst know

[Swing low, sweet chariot. Comin' for to carry me home.]

I heard an interesting thing from one of CNN's international correspondents today covering Asian markets, which haven't risen very much since the news of the deal broke.  A person he talked to at a large firm said they really didn't know about the debt ceiling until this whole mess was brought up and are now downgrading their opinion of investment in American bonds because of its mere existence and potential for deals to not be reached in the future.  Nice job, Teabaggers.

this analyst at a large firm never knew about the debt ceiling?!  just goes to show you how much analyst know

I doubt internationals keep much track over something that has been routinely raised fifty times without question or much media coverage for that matter.  It would be like the State Department keeping track of parking meter laws in Munich.

the debt limit has been an issue for a very long time, heck I can remember the issue back in the Reagan days

[Swing low, sweet chariot. Comin' for to carry me home.]

I heard an interesting thing from one of CNN's international correspondents today covering Asian markets, which haven't risen very much since the news of the deal broke.  A person he talked to at a large firm said they really didn't know about the debt ceiling until this whole mess was brought up and are now downgrading their opinion of investment in American bonds because of its mere existence and potential for deals to not be reached in the future.  Nice job, Teabaggers.

this analyst at a large firm never knew about the debt ceiling?!  just goes to show you how much analyst know

I doubt internationals keep much track over something that has been routinely raised fifty times without question or much media coverage for that matter.  It would be like the State Department keeping track of parking meter laws in Munich.

the debt limit has been an issue for a very long time, heck I can remember the issue back in the Reagan days

But its increase was never in doubt.

that has nothing to do with the point the analyst should have known about it