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Derek H Burney: Joe Biden goes for broke with trillions for infrastructure

Derek H. Burney: Joe Biden goes for broke with trillions for infrastructure Derek H. Burney © Provided by National Post U.S. President Joe Biden speaks in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, D.C., on April 8. Buoyed by the legislative success and public popularity of his $1.9-trillion COVID relief package, U.S. President Joe Biden is taking an even bigger leap into infrastructure, research and development, social policy and a greener economy, along with tax increases for corporations and wealthy Americans intended to pay for a significant share of the expenditures. His campaign motto of “build back better” is beginning to look more like “go big or go home.”

Democrat Lawmakers Announce Gun Control Bill Banning Magazines Holding More Than 10 Rounds

Democrat Lawmakers Announce Gun Control Bill Banning Magazines Holding More Than 10 Rounds Top gun rights group says magazine ban is obsolete Several Democrat members of Congress introduced a gun control bill that would ban magazines holding more than 10 rounds, meaning that the sale, manufacturing, transfer, possession, or importation of such magazines would be prohibited by the federal government. Several states including New York and California have previously imposed bans on magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. Magazines that held more than 10 rounds were banned under the Federal Assault Weapons Ban of 1994, which expired 10 years later in 2004. On Wednesday, Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) as well as Reps. Diana DeGette (D-Colo.), Dina Titus (D-Nev.), and Ted Deutch (D-Fla.) introduced the bill (pdf), known as the “Keep Americans Safe Act.”

Some Dem lawmakers not on board with legalizing marijuana yet

Several Democrat lawmakers not on board with legalizing recreational marijuana yet State Sen. Saud Anwar was among several Democratic state legislators to vote against the measure. Among his concerns: the minimum age proposed. Author: Tony Terzi Updated: 4:58 PM EDT April 7, 2021 HARTFORD, Conn. After more than five years of debates, state legislators are still wrestling with whether to legalize recreational marijuana - which Gov. Ned Lamont is pushing for - as the measure passed out of the Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. I think it’s time for Connecticut to do this on a very regulated basis otherwise I don’t want to also surrender it to the underground market which is really dangerous, Lamont said.

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