DeSantis warns of US bankruptcy in wake of debt ceiling deal.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis criticized the bipartisan debt ceiling deal, saying that the US is still "careening towards bankruptcy." The deal, which raises the debt ceiling for two years and adds new spending caps, has faced criticism from both sides of the aisle. DeSantis argued that the government's spending trajectory since March 2020 has been inadequate to improve the country's financial situation. DeSantis recently launched his 2024 presidential bid, joining a growing field of high-profile Republicans in the party's primary race.
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