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Yeah those too!
It also includes reforms to the Electoral Count Act in response to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, clarifying that the vice president does not have the power to overturn the results of a presidential election. 

This is important people. No more attempts to subvert the process will be legal in any way, shape or form. >

It's important that they pass it this year. The GOP House would shut this down when it takes over. >

agree 100% >

Rick Scott is such a moron. Yes the budget for a nation of 350 million people is longer than a book written when there were less than 350 million people on earth. It’s not a gotcha moment unless the gotcha is discovering how dumb Rick Scott is. >

republican money-sucking-state loser complains he needs documentation for the money his republican money-sucking-state is sucking in >

"Republicans, in turn, got a $275 million cut to the Internal Revenue Service’s budget...." >

The inflation reduction act gave the IRS $80B in new funding for agency expansion, customer service, tax enforcement, and training new employees to replace retiring ones. This is completely fine >

So it's basically the equivalent of giving someone $1000, and then a week later they take back $50 of it. >


“The world’s greatest military will get the funding increase that it needs, outpacing inflation. Meanwhile, non-defense, non-veterans spending will come in below the rate of inflation, for a real-dollar cut,” McConnell said on the Senate floor, touting GOP wins in the bill.   -Mitch McConnell >

Yeah, it sucks but that's the angle he is using to justify keeping our government open. >

1.7 trillion? Is that really needed? >

Can’t wait to see Elon and his ball hairs (his followers) talk about how the world is going to end.