1. Any law is up for debate at any time. Funding is up for debate at any time.
There is no constitutional requirement -- nor God-given right -- to a clean debt ceiling increase. Legislation is a political process which requires compromise and negotiation. Not one single point of legislation is beyond debate, ever.
The side which refuses to come to the table is the side which causes things to fail. When the Republicans do it, it's their fault. When the Democrats do it, as in this case, it's THEIR fault.
2. And the courts can quash it down, exactly as I said. Thank you for explaining why the only "nonsense" was your response.
That is a totalitarian way to govern, completely antithetical to our constitutional system, but as I said, I gather you're OK with that, and you are not alone.
(And by the way, asking for forgiveness instead of permission makes you, in every case, an ass. Even if you get the forgiveness, you're still an ass. You've just been forgiven for being one.)
3. Without Congress, the President has no power to do anything here. Only Congress can tax and spend. Period. If they do not authorize him to spend, he cannot spend.
Your preferences as to what he does are entirely, 100%, laughably beside the point.