the government is likely to exhaust its extraordinary measures to keep the debt limit suspended by Oct. 18.blocking a vote on a government funding bill
Biden said over the weekend that he believed the messaging around the bills had gotten muddled and that he hoped to improve the sales pitch. The bills — one for $550 billion onand another for a proposed $3.5 trillion to fund a range of social programs — are part of a major campaign promise Biden made to rebuild the country’s physical and “human” infrastructure and have been the focus of his domestic policy agenda as president.
Progressive House Democrats refused on Friday to vote for the smaller infrastructure bill until they had more assurances the larger social spending bill would also pass the Senate. Both bills only need Democratic support because they are being put forward through a legislative process known as reconciliation.
Biden met with House Democrats on Friday, telling them there is a need to compromise and that even with a smaller price tag they can still make a significant difference, the official said. Biden blamed a string of floods, hurricanes and wildfires in August and September for his lack of travel to make his case for the bills, beyond a handful of events earlier in the summer promoting infrastructure spending.
Fellow Americans: If you belong to a Party that attacked us on Jan 6th and is now trying to not raise the debt limit after the Covid costed us so much. In hope of crashing the stock market and destroying America, all I ask is Why? Gregory St. James Mundy (author of I LOVE GOD)
I'm glad he's calling the GOP. They spend us into oblivion and now they don't want to pay the bills they aquired.
That is the face of a President that is seeking to destroy the greatest democracy conceived by the Founding Fathers! Be aware, if you voted for Joe Biden, you will be one of the misguided people that helped to destroy this great nation, OMG!
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