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GOP Presidential Candidates Strongly Oppose Bill

            The House passed the debt ceiling bill by a vote of 269-161, despite the great opposition it faced from the Republican party, specifically by the 2012 GOP presidential hopefuls Mitt Romney and Michele Bachmann. The bill calls for an increase of $400 billion dollars followed by a potential $500 billion more if Congress allows it. While the bill raises the ceiling, it does not include any specific, detailed plan to reduce spending. However, the spending cuts will most likely come from the military budget, which the Republican Party as a whole strongly disagrees with. .
             Although both Romney and Bachmann oppose the deal's terms, Bachmann has largely assumed the role of the Republican Party's voice in the matter. "The .
            


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