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As a business owner, I came to Washington to offer solutions, and it’s incredibly frustrating that President Biden and congressional Democrats have rebuffed attempts by Republicans to work together on a bipartisan economic stimulus package for the American people. (1/3)
Nearly $1 trillion of the $4 trillion Congress authorized for COVID relief has yet to be spent, and back home in Indiana people know you should finish what’s on your plate before you go back for seconds. (2/3)
Despite the fact that Democrats have forced my hand to oppose their my-way-or-the-highway stimulus, I will still offer solutions that give them the opportunity to help those most affected by the virus while keeping an eye on the debt we are pushing onto future generations. (3/3)
Because you have done nothing to help the Governor of Indiana spend the money where it's needed. In fact, you've rejected his requests for help. One Republican to another -- how is THAT fiscally responsible?
Because the money was blocked or squandered away by your Führer.
And @RepJimBanks is telling us up here we have to be fiscally responsible now, so... There is that.
Not when the pork and beans are sour.
you should definitely fire whatever staffer thought it would be a good idea to include this phony aw-shucks good-ol-boy act.
Stop the 1950’s style Indiana comments. I recognize that IN is not backwards, but let’s pretend it is 2021 and things have progressed some.
Some state and local government were hoping for more flexibility for that previous money, and given Congress track record they knew they might not be able to get new money quickly. It isn't because there isn't a need. (e.g. https://www.insideindianabusiness.com/story/43069400/holcomb-were-not-sending-money-back … )
Yes, Adrienne - great question - Senator - what's your response? Not just the wealthiest 1%, but also corporations!
Wait, you didn't vote for the 2017 tax breaks for the rich because you weren't in federal office yet. You only stumped for them publicly. No mention of the debt then though. You called the breaks "a revenue-neutral way to get our economy roaring again."https://www.indystar.com/story/news/politics/2018/10/05/heres-what-joe-donnelly-mike-braun-say-donald-trumps-tax-cuts/1496344002/ …
Mike Braun loves taking taxpayer dollars $$$https://www.ewg.org/agmag/2020/10/members-congress-got-nearly-16-million-farm-subsidies-and-trade-war-bailout …
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