trimmed its forecast for the u.s. economy. writing this, a failure to pass bbb has negative growth implications, particulars parti expiration of the child tax credit. it will grow 2% down from 3% with similar cuts in the second and third quarters. the goldman economists don't see it becoming easier to pass build back better in the coming weeks. inflation is likely to persist, so what does this mean for you? i think it's so interesting, laura, that blistering, as jasmine said, from jen psaki. they were pointing out all of these things that are for working families. subsidized child care, universal pre-k. home health care. instead of having your grandma or great grandma having to move to a nursing home, keeping her in her home with some low-cost care to keep seniors in place. there are so many things in
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