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My preference is that he he lets them force a default if that's what they intend.

If he gives them an out now they'll just try again next year or the year after. They need to have this option completely stripped from their arsenal.

He has the Constitution on his side in deciding the debt limit is irrelevant. He is Constitutionally bound to pay our debts, he's only Congressionally bound to get permission to raise the funds to do so. If it needs to be litigated to determine which takes precedence, so be it.


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