Guidance for Anti-Dealers

By William Kristol
Published August 1, 2011 5:06pm ET
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Guidance for Anti-Dealers
Anyone considering opposing the debt ceiling deal will be accused of being … not just a hobbit (!), but also a totally irresponsible full-faith-and-credit-of-the-U.S.-government defaulter. Not so—if the anti-deal position is not pro-default. So, anti-dealers could: 1). Support a week-long extension of the debt limit, even without off-setting spending cuts, to avoid “default” and to […]

Anyone considering opposing the debt ceiling deal will be accused of being … not just a hobbit (!), but also a totally irresponsible full-faith-and-credit-of-the-U.S.-government defaulter. Not so—if the anti-deal position is not pro-default.

So, anti-dealers could:

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