House passes massive spending bill

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House passes massive $1.5 trillion spending package even as Americans suffer under the strain of high inflation | Blaze Media

Even as Americans continue suffering under the financial strain caused by high inflation, the House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a massive $1.5 trillion spending package.The measure, which was passed in two votes, will head to the Senate. The plan will fund the government through the...

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Not much is said about it these days, basically ignored by the press

But in this era of massive inflation the government decided to make inflation worse.

Now get to work slaves cuz your wages will NEVER keep up with inflation!

 

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Any day now a democrat will be along to tell us how massive spending does not really effect inflation.

After all, their entire ideology is based upon living beyond our means with free everything and fighting the air.

They have only just begun to spend the way they want.

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

Just in case you Republicrats were wondering....that makes 38% of Republicrats that voted for it....in case you were wondering.

• Roy Blunt of Missouri
• Richard Burr of North Carolina
• Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia
• Bill Cassidy of Louisiana
• Susan Collins of Maine
• Kevin Cramer of North Dakota
• Michael D. Crapo of Idaho
• Deb Fischer of Nebraska
• Lindsey Graham of South Carolina
• Charles E. Grassley of Iowa
• John Hoeven of North Dakota
• Lisa Murkowski of Alaska
• Rob Portman of Ohio
• James Risch of Idaho
• Mitt Romney of Utah
• Dan Sullivan of Alaska
• Thom Tillis of North Carolina
• Roger Wicker of Mississippi

Here are the Republican senators who voted for the infrastructure bill. (Published 2021)

A total of 19 Republicans joined 50 Democrats and independents to vote in favor of the legislation.

www.nytimes.com

 

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Just in case you Republicrats were wondering....that makes 36% of Republicrats that voted for it....in case you were wondering.

• Roy Blunt of Missouri
• Richard Burr of North Carolina
• Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia
• Bill Cassidy of Louisiana
• Susan Collins of Maine
• Kevin Cramer of North Dakota
• Michael D. Crapo of Idaho
• Deb Fischer of Nebraska
• Lindsey Graham of South Carolina
• Charles E. Grassley of Iowa
• John Hoeven of North Dakota
• Lisa Murkowski of Alaska
• Rob Portman of Ohio
• James Risch of Idaho
• Mitt Romney of Utah
• Dan Sullivan of Alaska
• Thom Tillis of North Carolina
• Roger Wicker of Mississippi

Here are the Republican senators who voted for the infrastructure bill. (Published 2021)

A total of 19 Republicans joined 50 Democrats and independents to vote in favor of the legislation.

www.nytimes.com

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If you want to know how you are getting screwed, just look at what both parties embrace.

Democracy? We have none.

 

[Rambunctious]

While we were sleeping....so much for open and honest representation....we are being raped by these crooked bastards....

 

[Rambunctious]

Just in case you Republicrats were wondering....that makes 36% of Republicrats that voted for it....in case you were wondering.

• Roy Blunt of Missouri
• Richard Burr of North Carolina
• Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia
• Bill Cassidy of Louisiana
• Susan Collins of Maine
• Kevin Cramer of North Dakota
• Michael D. Crapo of Idaho
• Deb Fischer of Nebraska
• Lindsey Graham of South Carolina
• Charles E. Grassley of Iowa
• John Hoeven of North Dakota
• Lisa Murkowski of Alaska
• Rob Portman of Ohio
• James Risch of Idaho
• Mitt Romney of Utah
• Dan Sullivan of Alaska
• Thom Tillis of North Carolina
• Roger Wicker of Mississippi

Here are the Republican senators who voted for the infrastructure bill. (Published 2021)

A total of 19 Republicans joined 50 Democrats and independents to vote in favor of the legislation.

www.nytimes.com

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If Romney's name is on the list you know its a bad bill....

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

If Romney's name is on the list you know its a bad bill....

Yeap!

I have said it for years.

On the BIG things...the IMPORTANT things...they are tighter than two coats of paint.

 

[Votto]

Yeap!

I have said it for years.

On the BIG things...the IMPORTANT things...they are tighter than two coats of paint.

Diaper Joe said to fight inflation just cut costs

Well it appears he was just talking to the average Joe and not those in DC.

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

Diaper Joe said to fight inflation just cut costs

Well it appears he was just talking to the average Joe and not those in DC.

That is new speak for 'pending price controls'.

Every government does that before the collapse.

Look for it.

When you see it, start diggin a hole, and filling it full of cans.

I sure hope people are stocking up.

I really do.

These fuckers are still trying to play like it's 1985.

Not gonna work anymore.

 

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That is new speak for 'pending price controls'.

Every government does that before the collapse.

Look for it.

When you see it, start diggin a hole, and filling it full of cans.

I sure hope people are stocking up.

I really do.

These fuckers are still trying to play like it's 1985.

Not gonna work anymore.

Lots of suffering and death in the near future.

Too bad

But then, think of all the reduce carbon emissions!

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

But then, think of all the reduce carbon emissions!

That's the goal.

Less 'useless eaters'.

500M total....or so I'm told.

Currently sitting around 7.1B

Get a bomb shelter...deep in the hills.

 

[gipper]

House passes massive $1.5 trillion spending package even as Americans suffer under the strain of high inflation | Blaze Media

Even as Americans continue suffering under the financial strain caused by high inflation, the House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a massive $1.5 trillion spending package.The measure, which was passed in two votes, will head to the Senate. The plan will fund the government through the...

www.theblaze.com

Not much is said about it these days, basically ignored by the press

But in this era of massive inflation the government decided to make inflation worse.

Now get to work slaves cuz your wages will NEVER keep up with inflation!

It seems like most bills passed by the jackasses in DC these days are massive and enormously costly.