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The COVID-19 Delta Variant Took Away Our Summer

The COVID-19 Delta Variant Took Away Our Summer
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GOP border hawks urge Congress leaders to nix illegal immigrant amnesty in $3 5T social welfare

GOP border hawks urge Congress leaders to nix illegal immigrant amnesty in $3 5T social welfare
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McConnell: It never occurred to me convincing Americans to get vaccinated would be difficult

“Here, we did developed three highly effective vaccines in under one year. Honestly, it never occurred to me we would have difficulty getting people to take the vaccine,” McConnell told Fox Business Network host Larry Kudlow, a former White House official. “So, clearly, we have got a job to do to try to convince reluctant Americans of all types who seem to be holding back, unconvinced that this is the right thing to do,” McConnell added. ADVERTISEMENT McConnell said that the subject of vaccines hits close to home for him as a polio survivor, noting it took decades to develop vaccines for it.

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Senate advances $1 2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal after last-minute wrangling

Print this article The Senate voted to advance a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package after weeks of stalled efforts to reach a bipartisan deal. Enough Republicans joined Democrats to achieve the 60-vote threshold needed to start debate. The vote was 67-32. Lawmakers will now begin considering amendments. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, the White House, and a bipartisan group of senators announced the accord earlier Wednesday. We’ve made a lot of progress so far on an historic investment in our nation’s core infrastructure that will be fully paid for without raising taxes, Indiana Republican Sen. Todd Young said in a statement after the vote. I look forward to continuing to work with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle as we sand and polish the final product.

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Democratic Sen Kyrsten Sinema comes out against $3 5T reconciliation bill with Senate split

Democratic Senator Kyrsten Sinema expressed opposition to President Joe Biden s $3.5trillion budget reconciliation package on Wednesday I support many of the goals in this proposal … I do not support a bill that costs $3.5trillion, Sinema said Republicans had already vowed to oppose the bill with Senate in a 50-50 split Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has threatened to keep the Senate out of a planned August recess until a deal gets done If passed, the plan would see a huge influx of cash aimed at educational initiatives, an expansion to Medicare and climate change measures

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