Senator Kyrsten Sinema announced Thursday that she would support the Democrats’ social spending and tax bill after previously holding out on the deal that Sen. Joe Manchin and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.
In response to an ongoing crisis at the southern border, the Biden administration is building more of the wall in line with Trump’s policy. It will fill four gaps along Arizona’s border, near Yuma, where border crossings have surged: 235,230 migrants attempted to cross the border in Yuma Sector in the fiscal year 2022. The Rio Grande Valley and Del Rio have encountered more migrants – 326,177 and 377,994, respectively. Under Secretary of Homeland Security, …
In the wake of Biden’s report that he ordered a drone strike to kill al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahiri in downtown Kabul, Afghanistan, it has emerged that Biden has paid about $1 billion to the Taliban over the last year. Last year, Biden abruptly pulled American soldiers out of Afghanistan, which led to the rise of the extremist Islamist group. As well as some $80 billion in the American war machine, his actions left behind hundreds …
The itinerary has been confirmed by both a congressional official and a Taiwanese official; Nancy Pelosi will travel to Taiwan this week. She would be the highest-ranking U.S. official to visit the self-governing island in decades. The Chinese government has aggressively opposed Pelosi’s travel plans, suggesting that her plane could be shot down in recent weeks. Chinese threats against the speaker have been deemed an intimidation tactic by U.S. officials in recent days. John Kirby, …
Hidden in the “Build Back Better” Budget Reconciliation Bill is a section that could change the whole retirement system in the U.S. A retirement plan must be offered by employers with five or more employees and employers must enroll their employees automatically, contributing 6% of their earnings to retirement accounts. In year five, the automatic contribution would increase to 10% of pay. You would invest in a Roth IRA in a target-date fund, a mix …
House Democrats are proposing term limits for supreme court justices in response to a series of deeply conservative rulings that upended American law during this unprecedented term. The right to abortion was overturned by a 6-3 majority of Republican appointees on the Supreme Court in June. The court also decided on gun control, the environment, and other controversial issues. The first target would be Clarence Thomas, a staunch conservative. They would face headwinds, however, as …
Republicans are dissatisfied with the prospect of a restored version of Build Back Better after Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Chuck Schumer announced they had reached an agreement. While certain subtleties of the compromise bundle are hazy, Manchin said in a proclamation that the bill will contain a base 15% tax on corporations worth more than $1 billion and will likewise have investments in energy, including nuclear, renewables, and petroleum derivatives. Machin cites the bill …
President Biden intends to give ID cards to displaced people here illegally. Giving illegal aliens Id cards is the opposite of what we should be doing, according to Republican House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. Many Republicans feel that we are experiencing one of the worst border crises in history. The war in Ukraine, the turmoil in some South American Countries, the ongoing problem in Haiti, and the people who left Afghanistan when the country fell …
House Democrats on Tuesday impeded a Republican goal that would have denounced the violence seen by revolutionary supportive of abortion activists at places of worship and favorable to life pregnancy focuses lately. After the U.S. High Court’s choice to overturn Roe v. Wade was spilled in May, holy places and pregnancy focus saw a surge of assaults from extremists supporting abortion activists. For instance, an individual purportedly lit and tossed a Molotov mixed drink into …
The Biden administration has become so “broken” that Americans are crossing the border into Mexico “since gas is less expensive there,” as per Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), referring to Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in conversations with President Biden this week. On Tuesday, Rep. Jordan showed up on Newsmax’s The Chris Salcedo Show to address President Joe Biden’s new gathering with the leader of Mexico. He touted the “continued with collaboration on movement” between …