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McCarthy’s Feud With Conservatives Over Debt Ceiling Risks Havoc on Spending Bills

February 7, 2026
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McCarthy’s Feud With Conservatives Over Debt Ceiling Risks Havoc on Spending Bills
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McCarthy’s Feud With Conservatives Over Debt Ceiling Risks Havoc on Spending Bills

The United States Congress is facing a major challenge as the deadline to raise the debt ceiling approaches. The issue has sparked a heated feud between House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and conservative members of his own party, putting the country at risk of a potential economic disaster.

The debt ceiling is the legal limit on the amount of money that the US government can borrow to pay its bills. As of now, the debt ceiling stands at $28.5 trillion, and the Treasury Department has warned that it will be reached by October or November. If the debt ceiling is not raised, the government will not be able to pay its bills, leading to a default on its loans. This could have catastrophic consequences for the US economy and the global financial market.

As the clock ticks down, McCarthy and his fellow Republicans are at odds over how to handle the situation. The minority leader has proposed a plan that would allow the House to pass a temporary increase in the debt ceiling, giving the government more time to negotiate a long-term solution. However, some conservative members of the GOP, led by Senators Ted Cruz and Rand Paul, are refusing to support any increase in the debt ceiling.

Their argument is that increasing the debt ceiling will only lead to more government spending and put the country deeper into debt. They believe that the government should instead focus on cutting spending and reducing the national debt. However, this stance is shortsighted and could have dire consequences for the country’s financial stability.

McCarthy and other moderate Republicans are warning that if the debt ceiling is not raised, it could lead to a government shutdown, another credit downgrade, and a potential recession. This would be devastating for the American people who are still recovering from the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The feud between McCarthy and the conservative wing of the Republican Party has caused major delays in the passing of critical spending bills. With the fiscal year ending on September 30th, Congress must pass a budget to fund essential government programs and services. However, the infighting has hindered progress, and time is running out.

The consequences of not raising the debt ceiling and passing a budget could be disastrous. It could lead to disruptions in services such as Social Security, Medicare, and military pay. It could also jeopardize the country’s ability to pay its debts, leading to a default and a loss of confidence in the US economy.

McCarthy has been working tirelessly to find a solution and reach a compromise with his conservative colleagues. He has urged them to put aside their ideological differences and think about the well-being of the country. He has also emphasized the importance of addressing the debt ceiling issue promptly to avoid any potential economic turmoil.

It is crucial for Congress to come together and find a bipartisan solution to raise the debt ceiling and pass a budget that will fund essential programs and services. Failure to do so would not only harm the American people but also damage the country’s reputation and standing in the global financial market.

The current feud between McCarthy and the conservative wing of the GOP is not only damaging to the country but also to the Republican Party itself. It highlights the division within the party and its inability to work together to solve critical issues. It is time for the party to put aside their differences and unite for the greater good of the country.

In conclusion, the feud between McCarthy and conservative members of the Republican Party over the debt ceiling is putting the country at risk of a potential economic disaster. It is imperative for Congress to find a bipartisan solution to raise the debt ceiling and pass a budget that will fund essential programs and services. The American people are counting on their leaders to put aside their differences and work together for the betterment of the country. It is time for Congress to act swiftly and responsibly before it’s too late.

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