
McConnell tells Biden he won't cooperate with Democrats to raise debt ceiling again
CNN
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell on Friday warned President Joe Biden he should not expect cooperation on raising the debt ceiling again, a day after he voted with Democrats to overcome a procedural hurdle and make way for a temporary extension of the limit through early December.
"I write to inform you that I will not provide such assistance again if your all-Democrat government drifts into another avoidable crisis," McConnell said in a letter to Biden.
The pair also spoke on Friday, according to a source familiar with the conversation, and another source familiar with the conversation said McConnell delivered the same message to the President that was in the letter.

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