Mitchell Reports | January 23, 2013
House passes short-term plan to extend debt limit
The House of Representatives has passed the extension of the US debt limit to May 19 with a vote of 285 to 144. The measure moves on to the Senate for final passage. MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports.
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>>> and, as we told you just a few moments ago, this breaking news, the house has now passed the extension of the u.s. debt limit to may 19th with a vote of 285 to 144. some strings attached. if they don't work out a budget before then, they'll be holding up their own pay. how about that? now, of course, moves on to the senate for final passage.