Rasputin_Vol
"Slava Ukraina"
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Where oh where is all this money coming from?
This actually way overdue, and one we get past covid would help jump start the economy and create a lot of jobs. It's probably not ambitious enough though to be honest. Our infrastructure is long overdue for an update nationwide.Trump Calls for New $2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill
So tired of driving down the road and hitting a pot hole. It feels like my engine is about to fall out.
Two trillion? It will be just fine. We spent 8 trillion in the Middle East to rebuild. Now it is time to fix and rebuild our country.
i agree, and we haven’t even touched our infrastructure in ages. I can’t remember if we have in the last 50 years? I may be wrong. We have to fix it for all of us now, because we may never get that chance ever again??This actually way overdue, and one we get past covid would help jump start the economy and create a lot of jobs. It's probably not ambitious enough though to be honest. Our infrastructure is long overdue for an update nationwide.
China, Mexico, and else where. Trump has said that we had collected two to three trillion in the last two years, and we will get that back in no time.
Trump said that? Link?
I’m embarrassed for my updates being wrong, and admit that they were wrong. Saddened for the RF, that I kept going, and can’t comment in there today, and they had a right to do it. I’m officially done with updates, and I will never do it again, if allowed back in the RF. I apologize to all of volnation and to all of the posters here.
I think I was giving out to much false info, that never came true much. I think I might have messed up,
UPDATE:
My friend that owns the radio station, that I used to work with is friends with Philip Fulmer. They talk every other day. Fulmer tells him stuff, and he told me about the text from the AD.
You're dealing with someone who made up an intricate fantasy about being a recruiting insider prior to being banned from the recruiting forum. He may not have TDS. He just has DS. Proceed down this rabbit hole with caution.
You're dealing with someone who made up an intricate fantasy about being a recruiting insider prior to being banned from the recruiting forum. He may not have TDS. He just has DS. Proceed down this rabbit hole with caution.
It looks like he's back to making stuff up again.
It looks like he's back to making stuff up again.
What happened to those shovels ready jobs?
Good!!!Infrastructure bill expected to be introduced TODAY and could pass the Senate this week but AOC claims 'very large amount' of the 92-member Progressive Caucus is prepared to sink it over a lack of reconciliation spending
Republican Susan Collins and Democrat Joe Manchin, both moderate senators, said Sunday that the text of the bipartisan infrastructure bill should be made public today.
- Republican Susan Collins and Democrat Joe Manchin said Sunday the bipartisan infrastructure bill's text will be ready on Sunday
Collins told CNN's State of the Union that she believes more than 10 of her Republican colleagues will support the roughly $1 trillion infrastructure plan.
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, however, also told CNN host Jake Tapper on Sunday that a 'very large amount' of the Progressive Caucus, which has 92 members, are prepared to defeat the bill over a lack of reconciliation spending.
'If there is not a reconciliation bill in the House and if the Senate does not pass a reconciliation bill, we will uphold our end of the bargain and not pass the bipartisan bill until we get all of these investments in,' the progressive New York congresswoman said.
Manchin told CNN during his own interview on Sunday morning that he cannot guarantee a reconciliation bill will pass the upper chamber.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has said she won't hold a vote on any senate-passed infrastructure bill until the chamber also passes the $3.4 trillion budget reconciliation bill, which includes a bunch of social and welfare programs Republican oppose.
A sizable bipartisan majority in the closely divided Senate has backed the bill in two procedural votes, although no lawmakers have seen the final text. Senate votes so far have been on a shell bill that will incorporate the actual legislation once it is complete.
In addition to $450 billion that had previously been approved, the package is expected to include $550 billion in new spending and will dramatically ramp up the country's expenditures on roads, bridges, transit and airports. It also includes money for scrapping lead water pipes and constructing electric vehicle charging stations.
But the bill does not include funding for climate change and social initiatives, which the progressive flank of the Democratic party, including Ocasio-Cortez, has pushed for.
Democrats have included those measures in a separate $3.5 trillion package, which they will seek to pass without Republican support.
Infrastructure bill will be introduced TODAY but AOC says progressives are prepared to sink it | Daily Mail Online