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Triumph of the Uniparty Were you forwarded this email? [Sign-up to The Daily Reckoning here.]( [Unsubscribe]( [Daily Reckoning] The Swamp Wins Again - “For the second time this fall, the Senate’s proud king of obstruction is caving to the Democrats”… - The triumph of the Uniparty… - The American people have been sold down a river… Recommended Link [BOMBSHELL: James just stunned EVERYONE]( [Read more here...]( Available to the public for just hours... This just-released video is already causing quite a stir. That’s because James Altucher just went live on camera and dropped a BOMBSHELL on our readers that no one was expecting... If you do one thing today, take five minutes to see this. You’ll be very happy you did. [Click Here Now]( Annapolis, Maryland December 9, 2021 [Brian Maher]Dear Reader, “For the second time this fall, the Senate’s proud king of obstruction is caving to the Democrats.” This we learn from The Atlantic magazine. Who precisely is the Senate’s “proud king of obstruction”... who has twice caved to Democrats this fall? He is none other than Senate Minority “Leader” Mitchell McConnell — senior senator from the Bluegrass State of Kentucky. The Atlantic: Two months ago [yesterday], Mitch McConnell sent President Joe Biden a letter containing a warning so important that he repeated it three times in five paragraphs. The Senate Republican leader vowed that he would “not be a party to any future effort” to help Democrats lift the debt ceiling — a necessary step that Congress must take to avoid an economically damaging default. Yet two months on, the same Senate Minority Leader McConnell is party to an effort to help Democrats lift the debt ceiling: “I think this is in the best interest of the country, and I think it is in the best interest of Republicans.” In the Best Interest of Republicans We are far from convinced it is in the best interest of the country. Yet we agree, it is in the best interest of Republicans. If they cannot spend they can scratch no backs. They can grease no palms. They cannot sugar their corporate donors. Of course we care not one whit about Republicans. Nor do we care one whit about Democrats. As an American patriot in whose veins course the reddest blood, our sole concern is the nation’s welfare — general and otherwise. And we believe the nation is sunk far too deeply in debt as the situation stands. We would empty out red ink rather than pump in more. Sen. McConnell and his brethren and sistren… with their backbones of goosh and their bellies of jelly… are pumping more in. The Swamp Strikes a Deal The “deal” is a masterwork of parliamentary wizardry, a wonder of procedural gimmickry. That is, it is humbug, it is bafflegab, it is brummagem. It is eyewash, it is bosh, it is tosh. It is bamboozling, it is duping, it is hoodwinking, it is wool-pulling. In one word… it is politics. Here the Washington Examiner gives the slime-drenched, swamp-stenched details: Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell have agreed to a classic, albeit craven, "uniparty" scheme. As part of a larger bill to stave off scheduled cuts to Medicare spending, the House and Senate will agree to a provision that sets up a special, one-time, filibuster-exempt, 51-vote resolution to raise the debt ceiling. To put it more specifically, at least 10 Republicans will vote with Democrats to provide the 60 votes necessary to pass the Medicare legislation, which provides for a privileged resolution that circumvents the filibuster and allows Democrats to raise the debt ceiling with just 51 votes. Recommended Link [Urgent: 80% “Dow Drop” predicted! Weird demonstration by an ex-CIA insider proves the worst Possible outcome for America]( [Read more here...]( ***Warning: Viewer Discretion is Advised*** A pitcher of water, a sponge… And the most frightening 3 minutes of your life. If what this former advisor to the CIA and Pentagon just demonstrated LIVE on camera is correct… It means we are just days away from one of the biggest market corrections of our lifetimes. One that could send the Dow plummeting by 80% or more practically overnight. If you have money in the markets you need to protect, or you’ve been worried that something bad was on its way. Then you need to [watch this video]( NOW. Because after December 10th at exactly 8:31 a.m. it might already be too late. [Click Here To Watch Now]( More: For a time, Senate Republicans demanded Democrats use reconciliation procedures to pass the debt ceiling — a strategy they would stick to if they were serious about making Democrats go it alone. But in establishing a one-off exception for the debt ceiling, McConnell will not only have made it far easier for the debt ceiling to be raised with Republican support, but he will also have given Democrats a politically preferential precedent to demand similar filibuster carveouts in the future — for climate change, gun control, amnesty, take your pick. All of this, remember, is simply to create the illusion that Senate Republicans are opposed to raising the debt ceiling, to cloak their true motivation behind layers of Senate procedure they’ll deem too complicated for you to understand. What a Shock!!! We are only surprised that any can be surprised. Sen. McConnell first blinked his bespectacled blue eyes in October. That is when he stamped an agreement to fund the federal government through Dec. 3. The first eye-blink was merely prelude to this, the second eye-blink. With the pleasure of repeating ourself… here is an excerpt from Oct. 7’s reckoning: Of course, Congress would never permit an authentic government shutdown. One fellow attempts to seize concessions from the other… to make him blink first. The other pursues an identical strategy. But they come to terms by the fatal hour. The political combat before us is thus reduced to spectacle, a professional wrestling bout with its false feuds, artificial blows and imitation blood. The outcome is pre-decided. And so today the soda can goes rolling down the roadway, kicked plenty hard. You will be treated to the identical show in December, when the present arrangement terminates — depend on it… We expect additional eye-blinking… and from the identical Senate minority leader. The Triumph of the Uniparty And so it has come to pass. Sen. McConnell has blinked his eyes — and he has closed his eyes to the staggering debts he is helping place upon the nation’s straining back. But as things pertain to borrowing and spending, Republicans and Democrats are as united as any lovers could ever be. Threaten to choke them off. Then watch the warfare immediately halt. Then watch the hands of peace come extending from both sides. This we have just witnessed. The late Joseph Sobran labeled Democrats “the evil party.” Republicans were “the stupid party.” Thus he concluded that “bipartisanship” yields outcomes both evil and stupid. We believe his conclusion has juice in it. Recommended Link [He’s Done It — This Is Bigger Than 5G]( 5G. AI. Self-driving cars. Everywhere, you’ve heard at least one of these called “the biggest tech market investing story of the next five years.” Not so fast, says the man who’s been called “America’s top technology profit” and an “American genius” by international media. Something else is coming on the tech horizon. Something potentially bigger than all those breakthroughs. With a potential $16.8 trillion impact worldwide. I guarantee, you didn’t see this coming. [Click Here For Full Details]( The Purpose of Republicans We expect Democrats to spend grandly and gorgeously. Since Roosevelt — the second Roosevelt — they have read the identical electoral blueprint. But Republicans traditionally existed for two purposes: to lower taxes and to square the ledgers. You wished to spend money you did not have? And throw open the Treasury to the public? “No!” was the thunderous answer you could expect. Like a sour, scowling schoolmarm with steel in her eye and a rattan in her hand… they might not have been popular. But you knew where they were. And you could trust them with the checkbook. They kept good order. Long Gone But these Republicans are no more. They are gone as fedoras, monocles, bowties and spats are gone. They turned away from their old-time fiscal religion, made their peace with Big Government… and got elected. The reformationists labelled the old religion “root canal economics.” They sat down beside Mr. Arthur Laffer and his famous curve. They discovered they could spend like Democrats without taxing like Democrats. They could get elected on credit. Deficits did not matter in the new catechism. Only a few Republican holdouts remain to keep the tablets. Sold Down a River Thus fiscal responsibility lies dead beneath several feet of earth, dead beyond all hope of recall. And so today we drop another tear upon its lonesome, desolate and unvisited grave. As we have noted before, Republicans once defended the approaches to the United States Treasury. But they have since sold the pass. And both parties have sold us all down a river… Regards, [Brian Maher] Brian Maher Managing Editor, The Daily Reckoning Editor’s note: What do you think of cryptocurrencies? Do you think they’re all hype? Or do you think they’re the real deal? Or maybe you’re still up in the air? 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