By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 07:59 EST, 25 July 2011 House Speaker John Boehner says he's working to get out a two-part plan to raise the nation's $14.3trillion debt limit, but he can't say whether it will include Democratic support. Boehner said that he hopes to have a bipartisan approach to solve the problem, but he's ready to move forward with a Republican plan if a deal couldn't be reached with President Obama today. The speaker flatly rejects the White House insistence that the plan get the country through the next election instead of offering a short-term fix while a longer-term solution can be worked out.
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Two-step plan would raise $14.3trillion debt ceiling
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Boehner says Republicans will push ahead with their own proposal should Obama continue to reject offer
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Time running out with nine days left to August 2 deadline
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Negotiators at an impasse over White House proposal for tax rises
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Rating agencies to cut America's Triple-A credit rating if the U.S. fails to meet debt payments
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