As per a new paper produced by Sen. Mitch McConnell’s staff, House Democrats are in a “tough position” on construction; this is because of such a string of politically heated debates Senate Republicans pushed last week about the $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation measure.
Republican senators are distributing a paper acquired first by Fox News. This paper highlights the infrastructure melodrama that is awaiting House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and liberals as they try to pass Joe Biden’s spending package when the House resumes from holiday next week.
Democrats May Not Have a Choice on This One
House Democrats may be obliged to support a funding bill that supports mainstream values that are diametrically opposed to their extreme beliefs, as a result of successful congressional Republican amendments.
With Infrastructure Bill Passed, Congress Gets To Work On Legislation To Fix Roads And Bridges https://t.co/2itUXqJIuI
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) August 15, 2021
Republican senators were therefore bragging about their political victories the other week; they also proposed a number of communication changes.
This came along with them compelling liberals to take some “tough votes” on modifications to their funding bill during a midnight “vote-a-rama.”
The GOP proposed changes to prevent government dollars being used to advertise the education of critical race theory (CRT); they also pushed to prevent the Biden government from prohibiting hydraulic fracking.
Republicans are also supportive of one prohibiting taxpayers’ money from being used to pay for birth control. These are some of the initiatives Republicans cite as success stories.
Bill Gates pledges $1.5 billion for climate change—but only if Biden signs the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill https://t.co/SYvItn0mRE pic.twitter.com/LvVycLbt8m
— Forbes (@Forbes) August 15, 2021
It also is a huge issue for extreme Democrats in the House who really want public funds to pay for abortion services; this is according to the letter referring to Democrats’ efforts to repeal the lengthy Hyde Amendment, which prohibits government funds from being used to support abortions.
Conservative Agendas Will Make it Through
The GOP letter also singles out all 50 liberals for voting to oppose GOP-authored measures aimed at keeping schools open for education, preventing COVID-19 positive immigrants from coming into the country, and increasing military funding.
@peterschweizer and Eric Eggers expose how the Infrastructure Bill enriches Amtrak https://t.co/4XIW9yJOAJ
— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) August 15, 2021
Liberals jumped at the chance to go out in public and endorse Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s proposal opposing police dismantling, which was not addressed in the memo.
Senator Cory Booker, D-N.J., said he tried to hug Tuberville for laying to rest “slanderous” claims that Democrat senators seek to defund police officers. The final tally was 99-0 in favor of the proposal.
The modifications are non-binding, which means that when liberals write and maybe finalize bill language, they can simply disregard these votes, which are mostly used as political ammunition.
Democrat senators cleared the enormous $3.5 trillion budget blueprint on Wednesday. Thia would act as the platform for Biden’s so-called social infrastructure budget proposal on health, childcare, global warming, and educational objectives, following a long debate session.
Congress also approved a $1 trillion infrastructure measure on Tuesday, which will fund physical infrastructure such as highways, buildings, transportation, and broadband internet.
