Biden's new proposal. Slap in the face 1.75 trillion package

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As inflation kicks in and economy is slowing the democrats still want to go on a spending spree. There is light at the end of the tunnel but we won't see it till the midterm elections. President Joe Biden presented House Democrats with a $1.75 trillion reconciliation framework Thursday morning, which senior administration officials said he'll ask them to support when it’s written and ready for a vote, along with a separate Senate-passed bipartisan infrastructure bill. The reconciliation bill would be fully paid for and potentially reduce the deficit, based on $2 trillion worth of offsets the president has identified. The revenue total is the administration’s estimate and has not yet been scored. Biden’s framework, which provides proposals for scaling back climate change and social spending proposals in the original $3.5 trillion-plus House reconciliation package, will need the support of virtually every Democrat to pass the House and Senate. It’s based on the president’s weekslong negotiations with key Democratic lawmakers, including centrist Sens. Joe Manchin III of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona. They opposed the original $3.5 trillion price tag and many policies in the bill that have been cut in Biden’s framework, including paid leave and prescription drug price negotiation. The senior administration officials wouldn’t speak to whether specific lawmakers had signed off on the framework, but said: “We are confident that this will earn the support of every Democratic senator and that it will pass the House.” Does Biden take us for fools. If you know anything about economics its the taxpayer that will be paying with a increase of taxes. Are we supposed to be blind sheep and follow our leader? I don't think so, Americans know when the wool is being pulled over our eyes.