Democrats Stitched Legislation Together To Get Around Republicans

Have you heard?

Democrat Senator, Ben Cardin, told Biden’s Transportation Secretary, Pete Buttigieg, while referencing new infrastructure legislation the Democrats want to pass, that they’d need to do it in the same manner as they did to pass the American Rescue Plan Act, the $1.9 Trillion Covid bill, by using budget reconciliation whereby they have several different committees craft legislation and then stitch those separate pieces of legislation together in a strategic plan to get around and past the Republican resistance.

That is how they passed the bill and they cannot deny it because it was caught on a hot mic. The discussion between the two was recorded and then reported on. No denying it now.

That sounds like a democratically, fair approach; if the U.S. government representatives who represent 50% of Americans will only meet with you to a point, “craft” wily plans to get legislation passed that cancels out the will of the 50% of American citizens they represent.

All of this after Joe Biden had promised in his 2020 presidential election campaign to bring Democrats and Republicans together to pass bipartisan legislation to stimulate the economy.

If you can’t cut the ball and chain off of your ankle, craft ways to work around the dead weight. Those elected to represent 50% of Americans are considered dead weight, that makes 50% of Americans dead weight.

March 16, 2021 – by Derrick Urquhart