“The pathway our Democratic colleagues have accepted will spare the American people any near-term crisis”

Source: " Trump urges GOP senators to vote against McConnell debt deal https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/575876-trump-urged-gop-senators-to-vote-against-mcconnell-debt-deal" (October 7,2021)

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US Senator from Kentucky, Senate Majority Leader 1942

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