WASHINGTON (AP) — Governors warned Congress Wednesday that lingering uncertainty over raising the nation’s borrowing capacity could hinder their budgets and their ability to foster job growth in their states.
Delaware Gov. Jack Markell and Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin outlined states’ agendas in 2013 on behalf of the National Governors Association, urging lawmakers to reach a deal on the debt ceiling, which will reach its limit in about two months.
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