sufficiency is the bare minimum. $3.5 billion is said to be a compromise. progressives said they didn t just want free community college. they wanted all state colleges, four year universities to be free. they also didn t want to expand medicare but also wanted to lower the age to qualify for it. so we re going to go forward, negotiate, give and take. at the end of the day, my own view is the 3.5 is a conservative number. would you be willing to go to $2 trillion? $2 trillion is still $500 bill above what senator joe manchin s top line number is. pelosi and schumer do have a new deadline to end negotiations by halloween. that still is not scaring manchin into making any hasty compromises. i m more concern about our nation and our country turning into an entitlement society versus a rewarding society.
what s going on with the testing? this is kind of a failure of your protocol to actually work. all of us, myself, we have protocols for coming back to work. symptoms, most people who can t wear masks indoors, you and lindsey for example, you would have to have some sufficiency that, one, you have tested. a rapid test which we can use in 15 to 30 minutes and get a result f that was done, should not have allowed for anybody until those results are transmitted to the person getting test should not be allowed to be around other people so we could avoid exactly what played out. two, it highlights what s the most interesting how they tested possible tissue and then they had two, quote/unquote, negative tests. it puts us in a conundrum. how do we know what to do.
parliament. she speaks the absolute truth on this parliament. she speaks the absolute truth on this issue parliament. she speaks the absolute truth on this issue and parliament. she speaks the absolute truth on this issue and she parliament. she speaks the absolute truth on this issue and she is - truth on this issue and she is absolutely correct to do so. there is a huge contrast between what has been proposed on the garment benches and what s been delivered in scotland already. some have said what is the alternative? fixing england s social care crisis is not for the snp to decide. having heard evidence on the select committee, i know success uk governments have failed to act, then ignore the evidence as difficulties mounted, another prime minister has come to this house in shamelessly using covid as cover. i will give way. in terms of the sufficiency of social care budgets in scotland, there is now an 11 week wait in parts of scotland for discharges from hospital into a care
whatever merits there might be in principle a proposal surrounding aspects of truth, reconciliation, and ensuring that the hidden truths of the troubles are at last able to be told while it is still possible to do so. there is a concern about the lack of formal consultation and engagement there seems to have been over these proposals. could i ask the secretary of state, as he understand the huge concern and the uneasily upset that these proposals for a statute of limitations will cause, notjust across northern ireland, but right across these islands? will he acknowledge that and commit to engage with victims s groups and political leaders to discuss the way forward, and will he also think again about that statute of limitations? and find a way to ensure that whatever final proposals he brings forward to this house that wherever independent prosecutors, they will consider a sufficiency of