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GOP Senator Calls Biden ‘Mad Hatter’ For $1.75 Trn Bill, Says Based on ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Logic
GOP Senator Calls Biden ‘Mad Hatter’ For $1.75 Trn Bill, Says Based on ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Logic
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GOP Senator Calls Biden ‘Mad Hatter’ For $1.75 Trn Bill, Saying It’s ‘Alice In Wonderland’ Logic
2021-11-29T21:16+0000
2021-11-29T21:16+0000
2021-11-29T21:16+0000
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Republican Senator John Barrasso called President Biden the “Mad Hatter” for promoting an expensive social spending plan amid record-breaking inflation.The senator noted that the intention to allocate even more money "on top of inflation" seems to him to be akin to “Alice in Wonderland” logic.Referring to Biden’s explanation that the expenditures would be financed by increased taxes on Americans with more than $400,000 in income, the lawmaker noted that “it’s not what tax experts say” and “one out of three middle-class Americans will pay more in taxes.”Barrasso said that the plan will have zero support from Republicans as it is “100 percent about Democrat spending.”"If you get rid of all of the gimmicks of accounting, this bill that the Democrats are proposing is $4 trillion in additional spending. There’s not a single Republican who’s going to vote for the bill or to raise the debt ceiling. This is on the Democrats,” he said.On 19 November, the US House of Representatives passed with a 220-213 vote the Build Back Better Plan, which was sent to Senate, where the even 50-50 split will require unanimous Democratic support for the bill to be adopted.
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barrasso on biden's bill, build back better plan amid inflation
barrasso on biden's bill, build back better plan amid inflation
GOP Senator Calls Biden ‘Mad Hatter’ For $1.75 Trn Bill, Says Based on ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Logic
Congress will have to vote soon on the next president Biden’s bill worth $1.75 trillion, also known as the Build Back Better Plan, which involves a wide range of initiatives, including social spending and climate action.
Republican Senator John Barrasso called President Biden the “Mad Hatter” for promoting an expensive social spending plan amid record-breaking inflation.
“I view this as a back-breaking bill for the country with the kind of expenses, the spending, the adding to the debt, the inflation, the taxes that are going to hit the American people,” he said on “Fox News Sunday.”
The senator noted that the intention to allocate even more money "on top of inflation" seems to him to be akin to “Alice in Wonderland” logic.
“He’s the Mad Hatter out here. He continues to try to mislead the American people, first saying the cost will be zero, zero, zero, when the budget analysts have said it’s going to be hundreds of billions of dollars added to the debt,” Barrasso said.
Referring to Biden’s explanation that the expenditures would be financed by increased taxes on Americans with more than $400,000 in income, the lawmaker noted that “it’s not what tax experts say” and “one out of three middle-class Americans will pay more in taxes.”
Barrasso said that the plan will
have zero support from Republicans as it is “100 percent about Democrat spending.”
"If you get rid of all of the gimmicks of accounting, this bill that the Democrats are proposing is $4 trillion in additional spending. There’s not a single Republican who’s going to vote for the bill or to raise the debt ceiling. This is on the Democrats,” he said.
On 19 November, the
US House of Representatives passed with a 220-213 vote the Build Back Better Plan, which was sent to Senate, where the even 50-50 split will require unanimous Democratic support for the bill to be adopted.
