The Shining City Upon a Hill

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I would check him out on Google or another search engine but he has deleted his name and location from his profile. In addition to his TDS, Trump Derangement Syndrome, I think he may also have a persecution complex as he keep thinking people are stalking him and he seems to be getting worse. I do know from a visitor message posted in September 2019 that his first name is Brian.

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More Great News
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's office says the Senate parliamentarian has ruled the chamber can use budget reconciliation an additional time to pass legislation without Republican votes.
Democrats will now have three opportunities to approve a bill without GOP support before the 2022 midterm elections.
The party is trying to pass President Joe Biden's more than $2 trillion infrastructure plan, and aims to push through an economic recovery bill after that.

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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's office says the Senate parliamentarian has ruled the chamber can use budget reconciliation an additional time to pass legislation without Republican votes.
Democrats will now have three opportunities to approve a bill without GOP support before the 2022 midterm elections.
The party is trying to pass President Joe Biden's more than $2 trillion infrastructure plan, and aims to push through an economic recovery bill after that.

In other words.....Cheating!
Go figure!

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[SalesServiceGuy]

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The Epoch Times Really Phil

Epoch Times in the hyper-partisan right category of bias and as somewhat unreliable in terms of reliability.

The Epoch Times is funded by Chinese interest groups.

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Senate Parliamentarian Rules in Favor of Democratic Reconciliation Effort

Move opens door for Democrats to approve more measures along party lines in the Senate


Senate Parliamentarian Rules in Favor of Democratic Reconciliation Effort - WSJ

WASHINGTON—The Senate’s nonpartisan parliamentarian Monday ruled in favor of a Democratic effort to pass additional legislation through a process called reconciliation, according to a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.), opening the door for Democrats to approve more fiscal measures along party lines in the Senate this year.

Democrats have used reconciliation once this year to pass the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, and lawmakers had expected to be limited to using it only one more time this year. With the parliamentarian’s new advice to lawmakers, Democrats could now possibly use it a third time to skirt the 60-vote threshold necessary for most legislation to pass in the Senate.
“This confirms the leader’s interpretation of the Budget Act and allows Democrats additional tools to improve the lives of Americans if Republican obstruction continues,” the spokesman for Mr. Schumer said.

The spokesman said Mr. Schumer hasn’t decided whether to move forward with using reconciliation again and that “some parameters still need to be worked out” around its use.

... President Biden will get up to three additional opportunities to pass legislation in the Senate with the need to garner any Republican Senate votes. So President Biden can get infrastructure done and two more things.

... Unfortunately, any initiative must involve budget financial affairs and not things like voting rights nor minimum wage initiatives.

... Still, a huge breakthrough to get around the Republican impasse of the 60 vote filibuster which has so hampered America.

[SalesServiceGuy]

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In other words.....Cheating!
Go figure!

... the Republican party of "NO" is getting what they deserve. Under President Biden, the American people win again.

No cheating! The Republicans were outplayed at their own game.

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Typically, republican states lead the way in wind turbines. Nationally, Texas is the No. 1 state in terms of installed wind capacity.


You gotta give credit to the great republican governor of the great state of Texas. Right?

Why does Texas have so many windmills?

Several forces are driving the growth of wind power in Texas: favorable wind resources and land availability, State targets for renewable energy, cost efficiency of development and operation of wind farms, and a suitable electric transmission grid.

... because the USA has such a lengthy coastline, much of it with sustainable winds close to population centers, the opportunity for offshore wind power in the USA is immense.

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The Great American Build! Build Back Better!

The Great American Build - Join Us

The Great American Build is a public awareness campaign launched by Climate Power and League of Conservation Voters to build the momentum necessary to create millions of good clean energy jobs and give our economy the boost it needs.
The American Rescue Plan is providing the immediate help Americans need to get by. Now we need a large scale investment in good high-quality jobs to fully recover and tackle the interrelated crises of climate, racial and economic injustice. This is our moment to be bold and build a cleaner, safer, healthier, more just, and prosperous America and good paying clean energy jobs are the solution. This is our moment for the Great American Build.

... expect trade schools to see an explosion of new students as unemployed Americans seek a new career path

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[FrohnB]

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Did shit suddenly get too hot for you bsm? A little too real?
I can tell when you get flustered, because you suddenly start spamming in an attempt to bury the posts that call you and your lies out!

Lol!

[slimslob]

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