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neal, have been working to that end. we had in our house bill which i was very proud of an increase in the corporate rate and increase in the capital gains and it was a very well received proposal because it wasn t punitive, it was fair. but we ll see what survives, prevails. what s your preference? do you have a preference? my preference is to follow the cooperation that the senate and house come to. madam speaker the next one is a woman, no matter who. you said yesterday morning you said some of the reporting about what was in and out of the bill was not accurate. is that because this bill is still in flux and does this have to be prebaked with the senate before you presenti it? does everything have to be nailed down with manchin and sinema. whatever it is you think i said, what i was saying is that instead of covering what is in the bill, you all seem to be on a jag about a few people. 96% of the house and senate democrats support the president s proposal.
TermsSystemChecksBalancesImportanceConstitutionOathOneMadam-speakerPackageRate-increasesTax-rate-increasesLose a seat, a swing of three. very oddly drawn lines. so this is a bipartisan exercise in incumbency exerting power at this particular time in the decade. but, jessica, hold on one second, i ve got to go for a double tip here. then why, ben, why aren t they all independent commissions? if the choice is the legser of two evils in who gets to decide, why not try to take politics out of it, slightly? well, as you can see in the commissions that are now operating in virginia and colorado and several other states, you never take the politics out of it, and arguably redistricting by legislators directly elected by the people is a preferable way to do it than the commissions that are equally political but driven by staff that are not responsible to the people. arlington, texas, has now
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