There is no limit...err...ceiling. If only I had more money I could make this country great.

Meanwhile don't worry about the lack of jobs and being downgraded from the middle class bracket, it's just a name and before you know it, the minority. Unemployment for as long as it takes, food stamps for everybody, got some kids, we can get you welfare, no kids, well that disability thing sure is growing. Just give us a call and if you don't have a phone, well we can take of that too.

There is no means to our end..uh...end to our means...uh... well trust me.

Funny how the article points out that 66% think the high deficit is a major concern. Didn't realize the GOP had that much influence of late.
The second paragraph claiming that heath care reform was going to reduce health care and still will shows how off base their claims are and doesn't warrant trusting the rest of their conclusions. Come on even Obama has come to the conclusion that it won't be cheaper, not to mention the Politico, the CBO & GAO. Every nonprofit health care provider has had to raise their premiums because of Obama Care with some rates increasing 3 times more than average years before it was implemented.

To think that the current government is going to be somehow be fiscal sound by eliminating the debt ceiling or even raising it without some budget cuts is foolish. After all Obama and the Senate haven't produced a budget for going on 4 years now so they could spend as much as possible without concern for the consequences of having to raise the debt ceiling. Just blame it all on the GOP making it a political issue when in fact it is a financial concern that even the CBO says should be reined in with offsets in cuts.