Sanders, Biden meet as infrastructure bill swells past $3.5T

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7 thoughts on “Sanders, Biden meet as infrastructure bill swells past $3.5T

  1. I’d like to be in the room during that discussion! Those two geriatrics babbling on and on then forgetting what they just talked about the previous 10 minutes.

  2. Sanders’ quote: “My job is to do everything I can to see that the Senate comes forward with the strongest possible legislation to protect the needs of the working families of this country,” Sanders said at the White House.

    I call BS. Sander’s job is being as irresponsible as possible to buy as many votes from ignorant young people as possible by turning Uncle Sam into an even bigger Sugar Daddy at the expense of future generations’ financial integrity and our own inflationary spiral to the stratosphere. Baloney, Bernie, you ignorant, economic parasite.

  3. So Bob P. and Stanly J……..what was it like when you stormed the Capitol building in January 2021?? I bet you also see no issue with people making $2.15 an hour as a server in a restaurant while you and Karen complain to the server that your food was not to perfection and then stiff said server when you pay your bill. Or see absolutely zero issue with paying people less than $15/hour to perform back breaking work and when they complain about the cost of rent or child care or just essential living expenses, tell them they should have went to college or trade school. Wake up gentlemen.

  4. This “$3.5T infrastructure bill” is really promising. Said NO ONE EVER who has a job (or two). Don’t rely on the government to fix your problems. If you want to be somewhere in life do it yourself.

  5. this bill is just another solid step to totally bankrupting the US government and destroying the American economy. Higher inflation, higher taxes, less discretionary cash, less market investment, fewer employment opportunities and lower real wages. this will be the exact result

  6. Robert U
    We all have the opportunity to choose our careers and must be realistic about the monetary expectations in those choices. Socialism is not the answer and it has failed time and time again. You need to read your history and maybe you will see what happens to country’s that become socialists. Most go on to communism. This is not an option for our country.

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