[Oldeconomybuyer]

Spit.

[from occupied ga]

When I heard Georgia's national treasure disgrace, John Lewis voted for it I knew it was beyond bad and downright rotten.

[Red Badger]

Cash is always KING in DC, but my guess is that the DEMS had private polling data that said in huge letters, “DROP THE DACA NONSENSE!”...........

[robroys woman]

Is it time to fiddle yet?

[Don Corleone]

Spending always increases. It what it buys and for whom is what matters.

[DoughtyOne]

Folks, we’re talking big money here. That frustrates people who are budget hawks. Yes, $400 billion is a lot of money. What folks don’t seem to grasp is that amount of money amounts to approximately a 5% budget increase over ten years.

An $89 billion injection "changes a lot of votes," explained North Carolina Rep. Mark Meadows, the chairman of Republicans' arch-conservative Freedom Caucus and an opponent of the bill, hours before it passed.

And that figure, an important factor in securing the support of lawmakers from the Republican-heavy states of Texas and Florida, only accounted for the disaster-recovery portion of an agreement that clears the way for Congress to commit to an additional $400 billion-plus in deficit spending over the next decade.

With the tax cut stimulus, the federal tax receipts stand to increase as much as 100%, during that same period.

Unless I’m missing something, this IS NOT a bad deal.