$3.5 Trillion To ‘Make Average People’s Lives Better’

It's not a blank check, but it's a start. Senate Democrats took a significant step down the road to pushing Joe Biden's economic agenda through the legislative process late Tuesday, when lawmakers agreed on a blueprint that effectively aims to address what was left out of the bipartisan infrastructure plan, unveiled late last month. The bill, endorsed by Democrats on the Budget Committee including its chair, Bernie Sanders, would expand Medicare and address climate change, among other prioriti

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16 thoughts on “$3.5 Trillion To ‘Make Average People’s Lives Better’

  1. The current GOP has no place in modern society and yet, somewhere around 40% of the country supports all of those vile and disgusting things that you laid out. It is by no accident that this Frankenstein’s monster has recently embraced Fascism over Democracy to pair with their gun obsession and tree of liberty rhetoric. The now commonplace right wing propaganda networks keep these millions of viewers ramped up to 11 on the pissed off chart because I think the plan is an outright revolt.

  2. As I’m working from home, my place is AT HOME, but not in Republican sense. I hate washing dishes and prefer reading the Heisenbergreport 😉 !

    1. I hand-wash my dishes now. When you live in total isolation, you only use one plate, one bowl, a coffee mug and maybe two forks and a spoon each day. It was taking two weeks to fill up the dishwasher which isn’t tenable (you don’t want your dishes to be dirty that long). Now, I find the 7 minutes per day I spend hand-washing dishes to be oddly calming. But maybe that’s just the view from the kitchen window

      1. But somebody (some reader, I mean) will be irritated with me for saying it. If that’s you, look inward, my friend. This isn’t a debate. It just is what it is.

        That’s me. I take great umbrage at your assertion, sir.

        What president Biden said yesterday did not enter into my ears; and even if it somehow might have miraculously entered my ears, most assuredly none of it traveled to my brain for processing.

      2. People value households chores very differently. I too find dishwashing soothing… but I cannot stand ironing… Hoovering is meh. So yeah nice if you can split things with others who have different preferences… 🙂

  3. From the guerilla war trenches : The RepubliCons are vulnerable on one important point. They do not even see it as attack to point out that politics is dominated by wealth. The wealthy pay no taxes whilst they get Q.E., tax cuts, socialism for farmers and socialism for developers. This attack is agreeable to the RepubliCon base, with no pushback.

  4. Once Boomers and beyond are an even more dwindling group, I do believe our politics will become less divisive and more representative of what the majority of our people want and need.
    Younger generations are much less siloed in their lives – in terms of race and backgrounds than older generations.
    I do not think my adult children are the exception to the rule.

  5. Please let me know when the Heisenberg Shop has added a t-shirt emblazoned with this on-the-nose quote:

    The GOP no longer has a place in modern politics. It stands in open opposition to progress on almost every front, and its state-level representatives are now engaged in a sweeping effort to prevent Americans from voting. The party is a Frankenstein monster, stitched together from misogyny, racism, warmongering, willful ignorance, xenophobia, white privilege, televangelism and, now, an open revolt against participatory democracy.

    I would prefer it the quote could be printed on both sides of the shirt. If possible, also the sides.

    1. I’m not sure that’s the direction I want to be going with the apparel line. 🙂 I would note, though, that the shirts and prints coming out on August 1 are going to be great. They’re inspired by Edward Hopper’s classic “Room In New York” and were designed in Brooklyn.

      1. Of course I was being faceiious given your apolitical allegiances, but if you change your mind … it’s a great quote. For now, I will make it bulletin board material.

        But the shirts look great and really unique in this Age of the T-snhirt.

  6. Dems – please join together to pass a federal voting rights bill that undoes the damage from the various Republican state actions…

  7. “The party is a Frankenstein monster, stitched together from misogyny, racism, warmongering, willful ignorance, xenophobia, white privilege, televangelism and, now, an open revolt against participatory democracy.”

    The only thing missing from this description are the names of the men responsible for doing the stitching — i.e., Newt Gingrich, Rush Limbaugh, Roger Ailes and Rupert Murdoch.

  8. yeah, you can highlight the last one. Got his Covid shot even before the Queen of England and the President of the US but still has his anchors spouting nonsense about imaginary “dangers” of vaccination.

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