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AOC Goes After Senator Krysten Sinema With a “No Climate, No Deal” Threat

AOC Blasts Sinema

On Wednesday, Senator Krysten Sinema (D., AZ) said she would not go along with the House Democrat’s proposed $3.5 trillion package. Here’s AOC’s response.

Representative Rashida Tlaib (D., MI), Chimes In

Nancy Pelosi Also In on the Act

The WSJ reports “House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) has said she won’t bring the infrastructure bill up in the House until the broader $3.5 trillion package has passed the Senate, effectively yoking the two bills’ fates together.”

The Greens Hijack Biden’s $3.5 Trillion Budget Proposal

On July 15, I commented The Greens Hijack Biden’s $3.5 Trillion Budget Proposal (That Could be a Blessing)

The Greens inserted provisions for a “clean energy standard” that would mandate 80 percent clean electricity as soon as 2030. Biden’s goal was 2035. 

The proposal is a tariff (tax or a polluter import fee if you prefer). The idea is to put a tax on imports to make those countries adhere to the Progressive’s goal of 80% carbon-free energy by 2030 or 2035 at the latest.

Carbon Emission Percentages

 Progressive Economic Ignorance Has No Bounds

Imagine the costs if the Progressives get their way.

In addition to untenable clean energy costs, the bill would expand Medicare, offer universal “free” pre-kindergarten, two years of “free” college, and other massive giveaways.

Thus my comment: The Stagflation Threat is Very Real but Congress Holds the Key

Biden calls the bill “The American Jobs Plan”. I propose a slightly different name.

Stagflation Guarantee Act of 2021

If that boondoggle passes, it would practically guarantee deep and lengthy stagflation by increasing prices, reducing demand, and lowering growth.

If that’s what you want, call your Congressional representatives and tell them “I want higher prices, lower growth, and higher unemployment. Please vote for the Stagflation Guarantee Act of 2021.”

How likely is passage?

I don’t know. 

Senator Sinema clearly has strong reservations. We have not yet heard from Senator Joe Manchin (D., WV), a leading coal-producing state. 

It only takes one to derail the Socialist Express Train. But it would be better if there were at least two. 

It would be even better if Manchin or Sinema switched political parties. That would end all of this economic madness in one easy move. 

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oee
oee
4 years ago
It bears repeating . The is the same that was said about Clinton’s program. The economy boomed in the 1990’s with low inflation.  BHO was the same.  Since, there was no inflation, the Doomsayers ended up saying that the inflation was being masked by BHO cooking the numbers. 
The rise in prices this year is fueled by base effects and problems in the supply chains caused by incompetent management and economists in the employ.  If there are shortages of supply, then the Trump tax cuts were a bust because they were supply side tax cuts.
Intel admitted if did not invest in plant & equipment when they were given tax cuts, and the employers who were supposed to replace us with Robots and A.I , are crying because… of worker shortages.
You have been wrong, wrong, wrong, I am glad that the Biden-Harris Administration is not listening to you and Lawrence Summers.
shamrock
shamrock
4 years ago
Isn’t this $3.5t over 10 years?  If so that represents a 5% increase.  Maybe it’s the straw that breaks the camels back, but it’s far from revolutionary.
whirlaway
whirlaway
4 years ago
“It would be even better if Manchin or Sinema switched political parties.”

They don’t have to.  The Democrats have always been a right-wing party, pretending to be center-left (NAFTA, 1994 Crime Bill, welfare reform, financial deregulation, telecom deregulation, Obamacare/HeritageFoundationCare, TPP anyone?).   It is just that Manchin and Sinema are the current pair of “rotating villains”.   The next time they have 50+ Senators in the future, it will be someone else.

Doug78
Doug78
4 years ago

22% of Americans use twitter. Of the 22% who use twitter
only 10% generate 80% of all tweets. Of those 80% of tweets generated most have
to do with politics so putting it together there are 209,000,000 adults in the
US so 22% of that equals 46,000,000 twitters. Of that group only 10% that is
4,600,000 generate 80% of all tweets. Most of those tweets generated by these
4,600,000 are political in nature. In conclusion we have a small group of tweet
addicts who believe that they speak for the people and that they are the only
ones who truly know what is right or wrong. It is ludicrous of course but for
some unfathomable reason Pundits and politicians believe that they actually are
the people speaking. Twitter has been gamed fantastically well and the butt of
the joke are the said pundits and politicians themselves. Everyone else is
looking at them and saying to themselves how stupid they look and what dumb
things they say. Is there any wonder that used car salesmen are more trusted
than those in Congress?

 

https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2019/04/24/sizing-up-twitter-users/

Eddie_T
Eddie_T
4 years ago
Couple of thoughts.
Sinema or Manchin could go Republican….but I’d just be happy if the Democrats threw out the communists. I thought we hated communism. I was taught that as a child anyway. I’m being a little tongue-in-cheek, but not much.
It’s really a systemic problem. I don’t mean racism….I mean in our election system. It has everything to do with FPTP (first past the post), aka the winner-takes-all system of election plurality. We need to change that. Not sure how we could achieve it though. 
Second thought…the tweets on AOC and Sinema just reinforce my general assessment that social media just lowers American political discussion even further (if that was even possible) by reducing any disagreement to a quick and fairly meaningless argument between two people on the internet, both of whose minds are already made up.
Doug78
Doug78
4 years ago
Reply to  Eddie_T
Here in France they have a two-tiered system like our primary system for party elections. The first round people vote their heart they say. The second elimination they vote their head so to speak. Does this system prevent dullards and dumbasses being elected? No not at all looking at the results the last thirty years. The problem is not the system I think. It’s the people that make it up. Institutional sclerosis sets in when when the system is not shakened and rocked in its foundation. Conflict is necessary because without it there is no growth.
Doug78
Doug78
5 years ago
NASA rejected Jeff Bezos’ attempt to get it to drop SpaceX’s contract for a Lunar Lander. I was surprised at how quickly they did it. He now has to actually build it first before NASA will be interested. His “Lunar Lander” coming out show’s star was just a cardboard makeup with slick advertising and a nice video.
MrGrummpy-
MrGrummpy-
4 years ago
Reply to  Doug78
What does this have to do with the original post?
KidHorn
KidHorn
5 years ago
The party of science blames global warming for simultaneous wildfires, drought and flooding in Arizona.
whirlaway
whirlaway
4 years ago
Reply to  KidHorn
aka “extreme weather events”.   Scientists had warned about that DECADES ago.
thedirtymac
thedirtymac
4 years ago
Reply to  whirlaway
The beauty of climate change is that it is unfalsifiable.
RonJ
RonJ
5 years ago
Deal or no deal, climate will still be here. We are even having weather here in L.A. today. Sunny, as usual, with typical temperature for this time of year.
Eddie_T
Eddie_T
5 years ago
Reply to  RonJ
The forecast for tonight…..Dark, with increasing darkness. 
Doug78
Doug78
5 years ago
Reply to  RonJ
Over here in Paris we have had the worst spring and summer in decades. Cold and rainy and soon we will be heading towards Fall. I had to heat the house till the middle of June. The Western US is stealing our summer heat and I want some of it back or no vacations in France for you.
Doug78
Doug78
5 years ago
Best use of a mathematics degree;

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