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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I hope that the moderates are in fact getting bolder. Someone needs to tell the progressives they arent running things. [/quote] +1 I voted for a vocal moderate Congress. One that will save ACA, get voters rights legislation passed, focus on taking care of the pandemic, and re-upping our alliances with foreign powers. I did not vote for a delegation from NY and WA to throw in huge social welfare packages while introducing sky-high inflation prices. [/quote] Which “social welfare packages” do you specifically address and what makes them too expensive to you? Can you put the prices in context?[/quote] Can you read the thread? [b]Too much shackled to actual Infrastructure that no one wants. Including $1.8 Trillion that they haven't even explained what they want to do with. They've had 8 months, stop hanging us up. You cut these three things, its $2.6 trillion in expenditures gone, and a lean $900 billion 'Build Back Better' proposal which still tackles environmental concerns and clean energy. Which is INFRASTRUCTURE.[/b] [b]$1.8 trillion[/b] for the Finance Committee. This part of the bill is for investments in working families, the elderly, and the environment. It includes a tax cut for Americans making less than $400,000 a year, lowering the price of prescription drugs, and ensuring the wealthy and large corporations pay their fair share of taxes. [b]$726 billion[/b] for the Health, Labor, Education, and Pensions Committee. This addresses universal pre-K for 3- and 4-year-olds, childcare for working families, tuition-free community college, funding for historically black colleges and universities, and an expansion of the Pell Grant for higher education. [b]$107 billion[/b] for the Judiciary Committee. These funds address establishing "lawful permanent status for qualified immigrants." [/quote]
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