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From: klaus.schadenfreude.entfernen.@gmail.com
On Wed, 13 Jul 2022 17:21:36 -0000 (UTC), Scott
wrote:
>Baxter wrote in
>news:tamoii$c22$1@gioia.aioe.org:
>
>> On Tuesday, the venerable Gallup organization reported that just 27
>> percent of Americans expressed confidence in their institutions — the
>> lowest level of trust since the questions were first asked half a
>> century ago.
>>
>> On Wednesday, Mitch McConnell showed us why Americans feel this way.
>>
>> Republican senators announced that, under orders from the Senate
>> Republican leader, they were pulling out of House-Senate talks
>> finalizing details on bipartisan legislation to help the United States
>> compete with China on semiconductor chips.
>
>Democrats forced semiconductor manufacturing to China because it involves
>a lot of nasty elements and chemicals plus pollutes the environment.
>
>Baxter dumbdumb.
>
>
>> It wasn’t because McConnell objected to the China bill; he was one of
>> 19 Republican senators who voted for the Senate’s version. It’s
>> because he objects to a second, unrelated bill Democrats are working
>> on to lower prescription drug prices.
>
>Did you read the draft? Until you do, don't bitch at McConnell.
>
>Baxter dumbdumb.
>
>> McConnell wants to stop Democrats, including Sen. Joe Manchin III
>> (W.Va.), from using a process known as “reconciliation” to pass that
>> prescription-drug bill by a simple majority vote, immune from any GOP
>> filibuster. And to stop Americans from getting cheaper prescriptions,
>> he is willing to sabotage American manufacturers (and therefore assist
>> China) by denying them $52 billion in support under the U.S.
>> Innovation and Competition Act.
>
>Reconciliation is inappropriate for the "Innovation and Competition Act."
>Democrats never look down the road farther than the end of their noses.
>
>"The United States Innovation and Competition Act of 2021 (USICA) (S.
>1260), formerly known as the Endless Frontier Act, is United States
>legislation sponsored by Senators Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Todd Young (R-
>IN) authorizing $110 billion for basic and advanced technology research
>over a five-year period. Investment in basic and advanced research,
>commercialization, and education and training programs in artificial
>intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing, advanced communications,
>biotechnology and advanced energy, amounts to $100 billion. "
>
>I don't see any prescription drug price reductions there.
>
>Baxter dumbdumb.
>
>
>> In both cases, Americans lose — because McConnell thinks it’s to
>> Republicans’ advantage in the midterm elections. He is willing to hurt
>> the country, and help the Chinese, in order to harm Democrats’
>> political standing.
>>
>> “Let me be perfectly clear: there will be no bipartisan USICA as long
>> as Democrats are pursuing a partisan reconciliation bill,” he tweeted.
>>
>> And let me be perfectly clear: This cynicism has destroyed Americans’
>> faith in their government.
>
>Let's be clear. It's because of apathetic "Americans" that we are in this
>mess to begin with. It started with the Clintons and Willy's debt pile
>shuffle to make it appear as though he had balanced the budget when he had
>not. He stuck Bush with $4 trillion dollars in war debt. Then came that
>disaster Obama.
>
>8 years of Obama and Biden cost the dumb fucks who voted for him 8 years
>of 401k / retirement profits. 8 years, people. Now Joe Biden is in the
>driver's seat costing the US trillions of dollars in earning because of
>his anbd Yellen's fiscal mismanagement.
>
>Baxter dumbdumb.
Remember Baxter is so stupid he thinks there is only one guy named
Raul Reyes in the entire country.
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