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Then you look at the recently released Republican budget, which keeps in place a sequester -- a law that is slashing both defense and non-defense spending -- so that we would end up seeing hundreds of thousands of young people having less money for student loans.
The failure of the Grand Bargain led to a byzantine deal: if the two parties could not agree on a new deficit plan, then a combination of tax increases and spending cuts — cuts known, in budget jargon, as a "sequester" — would automatically kick in on New Year's Day.
In stern tones, Mr. Obama said that the automatic cuts, known in budget terms as a sequester, would "affect our responsibility to respond to threats in unstable parts of the world" and "add thousands of Americans to the unemployment rolls".
In the follow-up, there was the suspicion of a sequester in the proximal metaphysis.
We have seen this political play before: it cost us public programs in 2011 and it left us a sequester crisis in 2013.
But the Administration is playing with fire here, as it has been ever since it brought up the idea of implementing a sequester in order to produce a deficit deal and debt-limit hike in the first place.
The White House released warnings for every state on Sunday in the hope that angry voters would besiege Republican lawmakers like Mr. McConnell and the House speaker, John Boehner, to stop the $85 billion in cuts, known as a sequester.
On the fine detail of defence spending Mr Obama was rather shifty, however, denying any White House involvement in a threatened "sequester" that would impose drastic, automatic cuts on defence and other domestic spending if a deal cannot be agreed with Congress on future tax and spending.
The debt ceiling could be extended past the next election with the condition that tax reform would be enacted by that time: sort of a "sequester-in-reverse". 6.
