the climate crisis. nothing about reducing inflation there but strengthening our energy security, how does losing our energy independence strengthen our energy security? let s note their semi truth in advertising. remember how we got this. that billion the end was the end bit of what biden wanted, a green new deal and huge proposal for these new entitlements, the be part of this, healthy families plan or something like this it in the end the only thing that joe manchin would sign up for and they slapped the name on it which was completely inappropriate, inflation reduction act to make it more sellable but this is all about the remnants of biden s climate agenda. though it is quite aggressive even as it is. that climate agenda is aimed at undermining america s energy security in the name of
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white house and president biden wanted? the white house and president biden wanted? ~ ., , ., , wanted? the white house was re wanted? the white house was pretty adamant wanted? the white house was pretty adamant they wanted? the white house was pretty adamant they would - wanted? the white house wasj pretty adamant they would not entertain any additional work requirements from anyone benefiting from government programmes. what i have tried to point out is that these are fairly minimal changes, that effectively raise the age for people who have two prove that they are working in some capacity in order to continue and receive assistance, but there are these carve outs for there are these carve outs for the homeless, for of veterans, and for those who have recently left foster care. by the progressive members and democrats more broadly think they should be no work requirements in order to receive assistance from the government, especially because they point out these are some people
programmes, some new work requirements, nothing major but to food assistance programmes as well as clawing back some of the covid money and even clawing back some money designed to boost up irs enforcement, is that going to be enough to win over the far right? probably not but it really depends on whether you can get to 218 votes on the house floor and it is probably going to be a coalition of moderate republicans and moderate democrats who see this past the finish line but there are a lot of procedural delay is likely to come to pass that it really depends if i can make it to thejune 5th deadline. not completely clear path forward. i want to ask about the work requirements, that was a major sticking point in these negotiations. there are some exceptions. is this what the white house and president biden wanted? the white house was pretty adamant they would not entertain any additional work requirements from
you pointed out through the social safety net programmes, some new work requirements, nothing major but to food assistance programmes as well as clawing back some of the unspent covid money and even clawing back some money designed to boost up irs enforcement, is that going to be enough to win over the far right? probably not but it really depends on whether you can get to 218 votes on the house floor and it is probably going to be a coalition of moderate republicans and moderate democrats who see this past the finish line but there are a lot of procedural delay is likely to come to pass that it really depends if i can make it to thejune 5th deadline. not a completely clear path forward. i want to ask about the work requirements, that was a major sticking point in these negotiations. there are some exceptions. is this what the white house and president biden wanted? the white house was pretty
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