Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia on Tuesday continued to express concerns about President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan, citing high U.S. inflation.
Federal Reserve officials are now say saying inflation is “not transitory and they’re hoping it’ll reduce, and we don’t know — we’ll have to wait and see,” Manchin said at The Wall Street Journal’s CEO Council Summit.
Democrats need Manchin’s support to advance the legislation through a process known as budget reconciliation because the Senate is split 50-50 and no Republicans are supporting the Build Back Better Act. “One goes for three years, one goes for one year, and maybe one other one might go for the full 10 years. Do they not intend for those programs to last the full time 10 years? Well, if you intend for that to happen, what’s the real cost?” he asked.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris 'Dumb and Dumber' billboard goes viralA photo of a billboard insulting the President and Vice President has left the internet divided.
Lire la suite »
Reality Winner's '60 Minutes' interview sparks calls for Joe Biden pardonReality Winner said she was not a traitor and was trying to serve the American people with her document leak.
Lire la suite »
'RHONJ' Star Joe Gorga Curses at Crowd During Stand-Up ComedyThe Gorgas and comedy do not seem to mesh well at all.
Lire la suite »
Joe Biden’s Big SqueezeProgressive donors to the left of him, cynical centrists to the right — a theory of why President Biden's popular agenda is so unpopular. jonathanchait writes
Lire la suite »
Why Isn’t Anyone Listening to Joe?Can you remember a line from a Biden speech the past month?
Lire la suite »
Joe Rogan torches CNN amid Chris Cuomo scandal: 'F---ing propagandists' whose 'ratings are dogs---'The podcast giant suggested CNN has lost its way over the years.
Lire la suite »