$1 trillion infrastructure bill
would widen the federal budget deficit by $256 billion over 10 years, contradicting negotiators’ claims that the cost of the legislation would be covered by new revenue and saving measures. The bipartisan group who negotiated the infrastructure bill, which would provide roughly $550 billion in spending above expected federal levels, had said they anticipated the analysis from the Congressional Budget Office would differ from their own. They have said that some of the measures they are using to cover the cost of the bill, including repurposing Covid-19 aid, wouldn’t count the same way toward CBO’s official estimate.
Whether Republicans find that argument convincing will influence the level of support the bill ultimately receives. Seventeen Republicans joined all 50 Democrats on the bill last week, with additional Republicans saying the official CBO score would inform their ultimate support for the bill.Negotiators had struggled for weeks to agree on how to raise funds or find savings to cover the full cost of the package, a goal of both Republicans and Democrats in the talks. The White House ruled out raising the federal gas tax or other similar fees on those who use infrastructure, which have historically been sources of funds for infrastructure spending.
It creates jobs, boosts business, and increases consumption. Does the CBO even understand economics? that will greatly boost tax revenue.
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SenMikeLee Please vote YES on the Wyden-Toomey-Lummis Amendment to the cryptocurrency provision of the Infrastructure Bill (H.R. 3684) and NO to the Portman-Warner-Sinema iteration.
SenatorLankford It’s been reported, that the 2017 tax cut would add almost $448 billion to the deficit over the next 10 years. And no tangible improvements for our country.
Americans want infrastructure, not frivolous right-wing programs that add to our debt building walls. Biden's bill would pay for its self, and boost employment. I Republicans should support this bill instead of spending hundreds of billions of tearing the country apart.
Tennesseans want infrastructure, not frivolous right-wing programs that add to our debt building walls. Biden's bill would pay for its self, and boost employment. I Republicans should support this bill instead of spending hundreds of billions of tearing the country apart.
SenatorLankford I got the solution man. Tax the wealthy and corporations. There you go problem solved...
SenMikeLee Today’s jobs report is decisive proof Democrats’ BuildBackBetter economy is working. Under POTUS & the Democratic Majorities in Congress, millions of good-paying jobs have been created, paychecks are surging & the economy is growing at the fastest rate in nearly forty years.
And worth it! Invest in America.
Just cut the military budget by 25 bil per year for the next ten years problem solved. That like 3%.
SenMikeLee Support 🇺🇸 Crypto innovation with the SenLummis SenToomey RonWyden amendment to the InfrastructureBill SenateDems SenateGOP JeanneShaheen SenScottBrown
SenatorLankford Weird how you don't mention this ⬇️
SenatorLankford If you happened on a car wreck with a limo and a beater, you probably would blow past. If the person in the limo had a hangnail and the person in the beater was bleeding profusely, I’m pretty sure we know who you would help.
SenMikeLee You just hate that nasty word “BIPARTISANSHIP ” 1/6 Capital Ransacking,, hell no BIPARTISAN,, hell no Infrastructure BIPARTISAN,,
SenatorLankford Huh?
SenatorLankford At least you’re not tweeting about sex and DNA again…. And it will be paid for when we start making certain individuals pay their fair share in taxes.
SenatorLankford Yeah, I see your point. What good are better roads or safer bridges or ⬇️ . 🙄
SenatorLankford TW 3/5/19 Lankford on Trump’s 2017 $1.5 trillion tax cut said he’s seen no evidence it’s “blown a hole” in the budget. he maintains the cut is paying for itself through increased economic activity, a claim that economists, for the most part, seem to disagree with.
The way to pay is to invite the top 3% to pay their fair share. The rich&Corp must pay at least 25% before any deductions. If not, you may find the oncoming tax revolt very uncomfortable. Certainly it will upset the economy, right?
SenatorLankford You are such a cutie pie 😍
SenatorLankford So, tax the wealthy.
SenatorLankford Did you read the article? smh This was not unexpected. But sure, raise the marginal corporate tax rate. Or fully fund the IRS. 😊
SenMikeLee Mike Lee blabbering—
SenMikeLee Mike Lee blabbering:
SenMikeLee Here comes derpy do Mikeroni to try to claim this is more costly than tax cuts for the rich. MikeLee is not a star when it comes to math.
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