, refuses to support the bipartisan infrastructure package that would fund roads, bridges and broadband without also passing a $3.5 reconciliation bill that includes priorities from Biden’s Build Back Better agenda — something Sinema called an “ineffective stunt” in her statement. Priorities in the $3.5 trillion bill address child care, universal kindergarten and community college, as well as Medicare expansion and paid family and medical leave.
A small number of House moderates, however, are insisting on passing the bipartisan bill first, and soon. Sens. Sinema and Joe Manchin each sided with the moderates. Manchin has justified his decision by saying the $3.5 trillion price tag was too high. Sinema’s objections have been less clear, even to her colleagues. As negotiations were ongoing, Sinema left D.C.
Wednesday. “Until Senator Sinema stops being cute, and starts doing her job and leading for the people of Arizona, we’re simply not going to be able to move the president’s agenda forward,” Porter said. “I was not elected to read the mind of Kyrsten Sinema. Thank goodness, because I have no idea what she’s thinking,” she added.but did not give a specific timeline. “It doesn’t matter whether it’s six minutes, six days or six weeks — we’re going to get it done,” Biden told reporters as he left a meeting with Democrats.
The answer to how she acts is simple. FOLLOW THE MONEY! She does whatever the big money people who are funding her want her to do. It's no mystery.
What is “Tree Equity”? $10 billon earmarked for that in this bill. What exactly is that and where does the government want to spend my hard earned money?
Yes, it was disappointing... she was disappointed that her little scam to crash Biden's agenda didn't work.
Some people prefer the spotlight to actually doing what they were voted in for…
How did she go from a net worth of $32,500 in 2018 to over a million dollars 3 years later? On a salary of $172,500 since 2020? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
She’s awful.
There it is. It’s all coming out now.