Tensions in Washington, D.C. over debt limit negotiations 'really doesn't' undermine the United States's credibility abroad, according to national security adviser Jake Sullivan.
Tensions in Washington, D.C. over debt limit negotiations"really doesn't" undermine the United States's credibility abroad, according to national security adviser Jake Sullivan.
"People understand democracies, and they understand that there are moments in domestic politics when you've got to look at the homefront. But President Biden has been able to lead on the world stage and, at the same time, stay engaged to ensure that the United States does not default," Sullivan added.
Sullivan previously acknowledged that foreign allies were interested in the debt limit deliberations in the U.S.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER
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