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In reply to the discussion: SCOTUS has previously ruled on the 14th amendment debt clause [View all]HariSeldon
(528 posts)29. Biden needs to order Yellen to strike the platinum coins
I know that Chair Powell has said the Fed won't accept them on deposit, but Sec. Yellen can auction $10,000,000 platinum coins to large companies, which can then pay them back to the Treasury to satisfy (part of) their tax obligations. The Federal Reserve need not be part of it, and the companies involved get a tax break (since they get to eliminate $10,000,000 of their tax burden at whatever their winning bid is).
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SCOTUS has previously ruled on the 14th amendment debt clause [View all]
Fiendish Thingy
May 2023
OP
Unfortunately, the current SC does not respect stare decisis as they have demonstrated
JohnSJ
May 2023
#2
Indeed, which is why Biden must be willing to trigger a much needed constitutional crisis
Fiendish Thingy
May 2023
#5
Exactly! I believe that's why Biden has been so reluctant to say that he'll invoke it.
Texin
May 2023
#9
I guess with the debt limit the salaries of judges and their workers can be delayed.
LiberalFighter
May 2023
#17
If Only This Were Not True... Delusion Gives Birth To Delusion, No Matter How Intelligent One Is
MayReasonRule
May 2023
#32
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ That Is Correct!!! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
MayReasonRule
May 2023
#44
Tribe's position relies on the idea that ignoring the debt ceiling is the "least unconstitutional"
onenote
May 2023
#19
As he stated on MSNBC, Tribe's opinion focuses on the presidential oath, not the 14th
Fiendish Thingy
May 2023
#28
"Anyone who thinks the issues presented are simple and easily resolved is fooling themselves."
elocs
May 2023
#50
The current Supreme Court is going to rule on short term partisan advantage, not legal principle
Bucky
May 2023
#22
Just saw Huffpost headline that GOP alarms on debt ceiling don't include funding for military
onetexan
May 2023
#25