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Go green or go bipartisan? Biden's big infrastructure choice
By LISA MASCARO and MATTHEW DALY WASHINGTON©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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gaicuckojin
yeah, this wont add up to intense levels of fraud. Free money without any measurable metrics, expectations, or accountability all complimentary from the US taxpayer.
Bob Fosse
An important detail. By US tax payer you of course mean less than 2% of US tax payers, those who are already rich. The other 98% who have real day to day financial problems needn’t be used to stoke anger at this.
Pukey2
Stuff bipartisan. The past two decades have shown that the Republicans won't work with anyone else except cults and white extremists. Mitch McConnell needs to retire. The Democrats just need to do what they have to. If the shoe were on the other foot, the Republicans would have made USA into an ultra-Christian caliphate straight out of the Handmaid's Tale universe.
JeffLee
Just like Trump's and other Republican's tax cuts for the rich. What were the "metrics" then?
The government can give people money in two ways: either fiscal spending or tax cuts. It's the same thing at the end of the day. The question is, who deserves financial help? low and mid-income earners, or billionaires?