Kyrsten Sinema signs onto Biden's economic bill

[Cypress]

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Sinema says she will 'move forward' on economic bill, giving Democrats the votes to move ahead

(CNN)Sen. Kyrsten Sinema on Thursday night agreed to support the Democrats' economic bill, giving Democrats the 50 votes they need to pass the legislation in the coming days.

"The agreement preserves the major components of the Inflation Reduction Act, including reducing prescription drug costs, fighting climate change, closing tax loopholes exploited by big corporations and the wealthy, and reducing the deficit by $300 billion," Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn...day/index.html

[Celticguy]

out of the frying pan, into the fire...

[Theywillneverlearn!]

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Sinema says she will 'move forward' on economic bill, giving Democrats the votes to move ahead

(CNN)Sen. Kyrsten Sinema on Thursday night agreed to support the Democrats' economic bill, giving Democrats the 50 votes they need to pass the legislation in the coming days.

"The agreement preserves the major components of the Inflation Reduction Act, including reducing prescription drug costs, fighting climate change, closing tax loopholes exploited by big corporations and the wealthy, and reducing the deficit by $300 billion," Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn...day/index.html

Looks like this is all monies going to something else other than public assistance That is a huge win for anyone that votes conservative.

[Cypress]

Looks like this is all monies going to something else other than public assistance That is a huge win for anyone that votes conservative.

So how many senate Republicans do you predict will vote for it next week?

[Cypress]

Republican policy priorities focus on banning school books and passing legislative causing a ten year old rape victim to flee to another state for abortion services.

Infrastructure, climate change, prescription drugs, raising taxes on multinational corporations seem like solid liberal policy priorities

[Jarod]

Looks like this is all monies going to something else other than public assistance That is a huge win for anyone that votes conservative.

Then why will every Republican vote against it?

[Jarod]

Republican policy priorities focus on banning school books and passing legislative causing a ten year old rape victim to flee to another state for abortion services.

Infrastructure, climate change, prescription drugs, raising taxes on multinational corporations seem like solid liberal policy priorities

Finally what they did to the Supreme Court, especially by manipulating the Garland nomination is likely to come back to bite them HARD.

[Nomad]

Then why will every Republican vote against it?

Because Democrats are voting FOR it.

That has become the sole criteria for Republicans to be against almost anything.

The only time they'll allow themselves to dragged kicking and screaming into yes votes, is if it involves some issue that they have to be publicly SHAMED into voting for.

Like the recent Veterans Burn Pit Exposure Recognition Act that they tried to kill, but thanks in part to the efforts of Jon Stewart and others who took their shameless partisanship, dragged it out into the open, exposed it to the public and rubbed their noses in it, they were beaten and whipped into submission as they needed to be.

[Nomad]

Finally what they did to the Supreme Court, especially by manipulating the Garland nomination is likely to come back to bite them HARD.

We can only hope.

[PoliTalker]

Hello Cypress,

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Sinema says she will 'move forward' on economic bill, giving Democrats the votes to move ahead

(CNN)Sen. Kyrsten Sinema on Thursday night agreed to support the Democrats' economic bill, giving Democrats the 50 votes they need to pass the legislation in the coming days.

"The agreement preserves the major components of the Inflation Reduction Act, including reducing prescription drug costs, fighting climate change, closing tax loopholes exploited by big corporations and the wealthy, and reducing the deficit by $300 billion," Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn...day/index.html

Hooray!

What do you know? She is a Democrat after all.

[Lionfish]

[Cypress]

Hello Cypress,



Hooray!

What do you know? She is a Democrat after all.

If this passes, the last 18 months have seen the implementation of some landmark liberal policies, despite having razor thin margins in Congress.

A massive economic stimulus bill

A massive infrastructure bill

The largest and most aggressive climate bill ever.

Finally, after 20 years of trying, government authority to negotiate prescription drug prices

Raising taxes on multinational corporations.

[Stringfellow Hawk]

Finally what they did to the Supreme Court, especially by manipulating the Garland nomination is likely to come back to bite them HARD.

Oh please Garland was unfit as we have seen in his handling of his current position. Hell your ilk had people bare false witness against Kavanaugh

[Jarod]

If this passes, the last 18 months have seen the implementation of some landmark liberal policies, despite having razor thin margins in Congress.

A massive economic stimulus bill

A massive infrastructure bill

The largest and most aggressive climate bill ever.

Finally, after 20 years of trying, government authority to negotiate prescription drug prices

Raising taxes on multinational corporations.

I don’t think people realize how huge it is, and what a positive impact it’s going to make on peoples lives. Prescription drug prices are gonna go through the floor. It’s really an entire basis for Biden’s reelection.

[Cypress]

I don’t think people realize how huge it is, and what a positive impact it’s going to make on peoples lives. Prescription drug prices are gonna go through the floor. It’s really an entire basis for Biden’s reelection.

Meanwhile, Republican priorities are to ban "woke" school textbooks and ban the reproductive rights of women.