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I would be in favor of most of these items. I would think the expansion of Medicare and the lowering of prescription drug prices would be popular. I approve of free community college, but I know some do not. I favor the promotion of electric vehicles and alternative fuels, but I know that those who don't believe in climate change might oppose. From all the items included in BBB, I would think we could keep the ones that are more popular and ditch the more controversial ones.
90% of it is none of the Feds' business.
And legalizing illegals is an outrageous proposal.
instead of throwing more money at these federal entities, why not reform them and make them more efficient
1. they are not smart enough to reform them....they are politicians
2. the federal entities are already so corrupt....reform would be almost impossible
3. they are both in the same bed....see above
4. takes work and time....throwing money at it pretends to do something...and it's easy
I have yet to see a single person rail as hard against the bloated defense budget as they have this bill so really nobody against it has a foot to stand on.
Bad comparison (though, for the record, I am also for reducing the military budget). This is like tripling the defense budget. I think you'd get overwhelming Republican voter opposition to that.
Even Liberal rag Newsweek admits that 56% of the infrastructure bill's spending did not go towards infrastructure. Only 44%, less than 1/2 went to infrastructure.
no you can NOT fight climate change...what you can do is fight/mitigate the impacts.... like not building below sea-level…. but climate change is coming whether you like it or not, and NOTHING will change that fact.....
yes the military is preparing for THE IMPACTS
Yes you can by expediting conversion to green energy such as electric cars, yes short term is also included to mitigate the impact of climate change.
1. they are not smart enough to reform them....they are politicians
2. the federal entities are already so corrupt....reform would be almost impossible
3. they are both in the same bed....see above
4. takes work and time....throwing money at it pretends to do something...and it's easy
And legalizing illegals is an outrageous proposal.
Right, and WTH does that have to do with infrastructure bill anyway?
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