Today, there’s a debate going on in Washington over the best way to get America’s fiscal house in order and get our economy on a stronger footing going forward. For a decade, America has been spending more money than we’ve taken in. For several decades, our debt has been rising. And let’s be honest – neither party in this town is bla

Good morning. I'm Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah. Our nation is in the midst of one of the most critical debates in generations. It is a debate about the size, scope, and shape of our national government. It's a debate over whether we act responsibly so our children and grandchildren aren't left carrying the burden of unsustainable debt.

Charles Krauthammer: "He [Obama] did the same, he took same sanctimonious attitude he does all the time, all the time, on all the speeches and all the issues. 'I'm the who acts in the national interest.' He said this over and over again today. 'The Republicans are responding to special interest, lobbyists and he put the division, this way.' There a

USA Today’s Susan Page explains whether the GOP can regroup and speak with one voice for the remainder of the debt debate. Page says Obama is confident he has the upper-hand and he came off as competent in his Friday briefing.