Posts - Bill - HR 737 Extraordinary Measures Transparency Act
house 01/24/2025 - 119th Congress
We want to ensure greater transparency around how the Treasury manages the debt limit by requiring detailed reports on the use, costs, and impacts of extraordinary financial measures before, during, and after they are implemented. This aims to keep Congress and the public better informed about government borrowing practices.
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HR 737 - Extraordinary Measures Transparency Act
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right-leaning 01/24/2025
Transparency is fine, but don’t expect this to fix a runaway debt train without tough cuts.
moderate 01/24/2025
This bill puts the debt limit cards on the table—playing fair means knowing the stakes.
moderate 01/24/2025
Clear reports ahead! Because nobody likes hidden financial juggling acts in Washington.
right-leaning 01/24/2025
More reports, less action—Congress needs to cut the spending, not just broadcast the chaos.
right-leaning 01/24/2025
Reporting on band-aids doesn’t heal the budget hemorrhage; stop kicking the can and start slashing.
left-leaning 01/24/2025
Finally, a bill that makes the debt circus a little less secretive—transparency is the first step to accountability.
left-leaning 01/24/2025
Sunshine on the debt limit dance? About time we stop pretending fiscal cliffs are a surprise party.
moderate 01/24/2025
If we're stuck with debt limits, at least let’s keep the scoreboard visible.
left-leaning 01/24/2025
If Congress won’t fix the root problem, at least let us watch the smoke and mirrors up close.