rights act. like things to protect women s health. so, we would love to see a senate that is able to work in some kind of filibuster restriction, so it serves a purpose, but does notal allow important legislation to be stalled. i m going to take that as a yes. and thank you for being here. thank you so much, michael. what are your thoughts? tweet me @smerconish. or go to the facebook page. i ll read responses. what s come in? pumping huge amounts of money into the economy will contribute to inflation. well rotten ralph has the republican talking point which may be right. interestingly when i chatted with secretary summers last night, he makes the argument that not all of the programs are the same. and he thought inflation was coming because of what it had spent on covid relief. and used differently the infrastructure bill and now the build back better. but you have to say that
christopher arps, thank you for being here. michael thank you. from facebook and twitter why not? they pay for local roads, schools, police, et cetera. tax aches without representation is the alternative. i just raised that with my guest. that s what the councilman made last night, he wanted to make sure they re in the system, they re documented as opposed to undocumented. they re working, paying taxes. still for me, i go back in the room in the federal courthouse where i m speaking to naturalized citizens who have gone through the full process, and in my opinion, we re now diluting that approach. that s my beef with it. i don t think it s fair to the people who have gone through the whole process and now are given the franchise to vote. i think it waters it down. still to come, six states across the central u.s. are just beginning to assess the extent of the damage from last night s