If indeed there is a conflict between the budget ceiling law and the 14th amendment the courts are the appropriate place to get that settled. Sure, given the ma

If indeed there is a conflict between the budget ceiling law and the 14th amendment the courts are the appropriate place to get that settled. Sure, given the makeup of the current SCOTUS it seems more probable that they're going to side with the GOP, but that's not a given. And if they decide that the 14th amendment negates the budget ceiling law then we'll be done with these silly games of chicken over the debt ceiling.