Debt ceiling showdown looms as Democrats and Republicans clash.

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Democratic senators are urging House Democrats to begin working on a plan to force Republicans to vote on a bill to raise the debt limit to avoid a summer standoff on extending the nation’s borrowing authority. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has shelved the idea of circulating a discharge petition to force a vote on a clean debt limit increase, opting instead to put pressure on Speaker Kevin McCarthy to schedule such a vote himself. But McCarthy is showing no signs of backing down from his demand that President Biden agree to big spending cuts in exchange for raising the debt ceiling.
- Democratic senators favor forcing House vote on debt limit increase The Hill
- House Republicans in talks over one-year debt ceiling plan in push to challenge White House CNN
- Kevin McCarthy to pitch fiscal plan with debt ceiling crisis looming The Washington Post
- Debt-Ceiling Standoff: Are Republicans Getting Ready to Blink? Bloomberg
- Chip Roy, Pivotal in House Speaker Talks, Braces for Fight on Debt Ceiling The Wall Street Journal
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