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His original proposal over the next eight years. this bipartisan proposal, a working plan, has 1.2 trillion of spending over eight years. biden's original had 621 billion for transportation. this working proposal has $312 billion for the same subject. of course, president biden's plan would pay for by raising corporate tax rates. now, this working draft suggests that paying for it in a couple of different ways, including redirecting unused covid relief money, which is something that the white house has consistently said is a non-starter. but listen, if president biden does agree to go forward ...

Beer Baron’s Beers of the Year 2020: Worst Year Ever Edition Let’s take inventory of the most unforgettable, symbolic and just downright delicious beers of 2020. 1 of 8 This was not the best new beer Madison’s Ale Asylum released this year, but it was unquestionably the most successful, and it’s obvious why without even cracking open the can. This beer’s label perfectly captured the zeitgeist at the time of its release in early April, and it never really stopped resonating. The pilsner was followed by a hazy pale ale version, and bo...

Many researchers and activists have contributed remarkable research to The Echo since the debate surrounding the health of the Belongil Estuary commenced. This effort creates the conditions for future planning and the integrity of ecological systems in the Byron Shire. The research of David Pont, reminding us of the dangers of ‘institutional forgetting’, and the recent research of Dailan Pugh, Duncan Dey and others extends our view to address research on climate change and the fate of our changing water systems in the Shire. Byron Shire Council needs to create the conditions whereby this...

Hill about taking away other deductions in tax reform, like the mortgage deduction, which is popular with so many americans. a working draft of this bill is expected to be released around capitol hill some time next week. back to you. >> okay, joe. thank you very much for all of that. so the pentagon will brief lawmakers this week on that deadly ambush in niger, but some senators are already working to limit the war powers that congress gave the president after 9/11, everything we've been talking about. so we will discuss the political fallout from this tragedy, next. ♪ (vo) do not go gentle...