Jayapal is one of the progressives I actually trust and isn’t out here just tryna be in the cameras. I’ll give her the benefit of the doubt before I unleash the snake emojis
Inflation Reduction Act: 8/12/22 - $740B Bill PASSES, Biden signs it into law!
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OfTheCross
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You should trust her. She was willing to fight harder for Biden’s agenda than Biden.
OfTheCross
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President Bernie would've been in WV and AZ every week holding rallies for it.
OfTheCross
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I know that BBB is Build Back Better.
What's BIF in the thread title?
What's BIF in the thread title?
OfTheCross
Veteran
Lol. I agreethe fact that this thread isnt celebratory
who's the last president that delivered a bipartisan infrastructure bill? free rep for the name
Hood Critic
The Power Circle
Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework
OfTheCross
Veteran
Ah..i see... So we're waiting for the CBO now?
Democrats are running out of time to pass the Build Back Better Act
It could take as much as two weeks for the House to get a CBO score on the bill, something the Senate is also waiting on for the budget reconciliation process. The deal struck between progressives and moderates projected CBO data would come by November 15
Any delays in getting that score could pose a problem for getting the Build Back Better Act passed before the year is over — or even before next spring, when lawmakers will begin to turn their attention to the 2022 midterm election
Congress will be on recess for two weeks in November and out again in the second half of December. Should the CBO score come in two weeks, lawmakers would receive it right before leaving Washington for the Thanksgiving recess. After returning from that break, lawmakers would have roughly 10 legislative days left before their winter recess to get the bill through the House and Senates
Democrats are running out of time to pass the Build Back Better Act
It could take as much as two weeks for the House to get a CBO score on the bill, something the Senate is also waiting on for the budget reconciliation process. The deal struck between progressives and moderates projected CBO data would come by November 15
Any delays in getting that score could pose a problem for getting the Build Back Better Act passed before the year is over — or even before next spring, when lawmakers will begin to turn their attention to the 2022 midterm election
Congress will be on recess for two weeks in November and out again in the second half of December. Should the CBO score come in two weeks, lawmakers would receive it right before leaving Washington for the Thanksgiving recess. After returning from that break, lawmakers would have roughly 10 legislative days left before their winter recess to get the bill through the House and Senates
BaltimoreTwilightMarauder
Superstar
1. Why do you automatically think bipartisanship is good? Of anything its bad bc ANY law Republicans produce is bound to be terrible.the fact that this thread isnt celebratory
who's the last president that delivered a bipartisan infrastructure bill? free rep for the name
2. Are you cool with the amount of corporate handouts in this bill?
3. Do you think $1.7 trillion is enough to fix our infrastructure?
4. Are you cool with the fact that the other actually GOOD bill is effectively dead now that progressives have no leverage?
OfTheCross
Veteran
Damn so the consensus is that BBB is dead now?
Also, what are the corporate handouts? In the infrastructure bill?
AOC playing the game? i thought she was a real one...
"Expanding Child Tax Credit is wildly popular and could cut child poverty by 40%, it's crazy to cut this out of the bill 
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Higher Learning pragmatists: need to do what we need to do to get this bill over the line
"Medicare expansion and lower prescription prices are not only wildly popular but would immediately help 45% of people who sometimes have to skip out on their medication, it would be ridiculous to cut this out of the bill"
Higher Learning pragmatists: tough luck, need to do what we need to do to get this bill over the line
"$400 billion of the $475 billion of SALT repeal would go to the top 5% and would be the costliest part of the bill, maybe we can do something about this part of the bill
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Higher Learning pragmatists: YOU'RE REALLY OUT OF TOUCH, I OWN MULTIPLE PROPERTIES. THIS IS BAD POLITICS
"Higher Learning pragmatists: need to do what we need to do to get this bill over the line
"Medicare expansion and lower prescription prices are not only wildly popular but would immediately help 45% of people who sometimes have to skip out on their medication, it would be ridiculous to cut this out of the bill
"Higher Learning pragmatists: tough luck, need to do what we need to do to get this bill over the line
"$400 billion of the $475 billion of SALT repeal would go to the top 5% and would be the costliest part of the bill, maybe we can do something about this part of the bill
"Higher Learning pragmatists: YOU'RE REALLY OUT OF TOUCH, I OWN MULTIPLE PROPERTIES. THIS IS BAD POLITICS
your enemy? white trash voters are voting for marjorie taylor green 
im a right wing democrat. and i was the one pushing biden in january, while latte-sipping, 50-gender liberals like you were pushing losers like bernie and warren
. shout out to jim clyburn 
you don't seem to get it that progressives are maybe a third of the democrats. so that means 5/6 of americans are NOT ELECTING PROGRESSIVES. america's not buying what the far left is selling. getting emotional and lashing out on the internet isn't gonna change that
and for the record, The Squad are fukking clowns for not voting for this. there's tons of green shyt in this bill that THEY asked for
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Secure Da Bag
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1/3 == 2/6. Carry on.
1/3 of the democrats is 1/6 of congress
