U.S. Senate Majority Leader Thune said Congress may raise the debt ceiling after the midterm elections, according to a Sept. 30 update cited by BlockBeats. The brief statement points to a possible post-election move on the U.S. debt ceiling, though no detailed timetable or policy plan was included in the report. The update names Thune and places the potential action after the midterm elections, but provides no additional comments, vote count, or legislative schedule. The report was published by BlockBeats on Sept. 30.
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Thune said Congress may raise the debt ceiling after the midterm elections, according to a Sept. 30 update from BlockBeats.
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