In what's absolutely not surprising-- to support trillions in added debt from tax breaks that the working class are not the primary beneficiaries of, funding and programs that do primarily support everyday Americans, our infrastructure, and most vulnerable will be facing added cuts. Which is still not projected to cover the added national debt increase.
All this while we still haven't received any real policies or plans that address the rising costs of groceries + utilities, the housing market, and improving the healthcare system. All of the above burdens are certainly projected to keep rising, and of course there seems to be no sense of urgency on alleviating these issues.
https://apnews.com/article/house-rep...8139072392a091
Budget resolutions are often considered statements of priorities. But the 45-page plan is more than just a policy blueprint as it provides specific directions to House committees to rearrange the federal money flow. GOP leaders are eyeing cuts to social services, and particularly Medicaid, as they seek massive savings. The Energy and Commerce Committee, which handles health care spending, is asked to cut $880 billion over the decade, while the Education and Workforce Committee is asked to reduce spending by $330 billion. The Agriculture Committee is asked to save $230 billion, while the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is asked to find at least $10 billion in cuts through 2034.
https://x.com/thedailybeast/status/1891903263500324897
It's finally time to put an end to US hockey.
Nah the tweet says the whole team thinks so and I don’t feel like reading the article
Jack Eichel is pretty fucking stupid, to be fair.
they should only invite trump if they’re playing in canada so he can hear the boos during the national anthem
They're playing in Boston. He will still get booed but I don't think the national anthem would
The American anthem has been getting booed at Canadian team home games since the tariffs announcement.
Also, big brain move by Trump today, signing an Executive Order saying only the President can decide what the law is. Great loophole to get around those pesky judges.
https://bsky.app/profile/factpostnew.../3liiaumoc5s2v
Trump now says by executive order all government agencies are subject to his interpretation of the law and cannot act against that (otherwise they're obviously rogue or corrupt).
Thanks Valisk
I'm sure he'll have a very specific opinion about The Judiciary Act of 1789 all of a sudden.
Walked right into that one.