🚨breaking news: dreams dont have deadlines . So excited to be the voice of @HartsfieldATL I love my city . Someone commented “When I hear you ill know I am home!! “ I received that!🙏🏿.
Saying “classy” when your player literally spit on ours and you had 2 other ones get a targeting call on the same player.
Also, learn about the sod cemetery you sorry excuse of a journalist
After the reported deal reached between McCarthy and Biden, I observe three things:
1) Republicans are angry at Speaker McCarthy, and calling for the GOP in the House to Vote NO.
2) Democrats are angry at President Biden, and calling for Democrats in the House to Vote NO.
3) Independents are calling for Congress to Vote NO.
To me this says that the deal is an adequate compromise.
Now let's work together to pass the increase in the Debt ceiling but also work together to find ways over the next 2 years to reduce our deficit further, without holding our economy in the balance.
Here are some of the reported details of the new debt limit deal between Biden and McCarthy.
- The debt ceiling is raised for 2 years.
- Non-defense spending is essentially capped for 2024 and 2025.
- The age threshold for SNAP work requirements will increase from 49 to 54 years of age for adults who don’t have children.
- Work requirements are removed for homeless people and for veterans.
- Unspent COVID-19 relief money will be rescinded.
- Republicans get what they generally wanted with new work requirements in TANF for cash assistance recipients.
- Veterans’s medical care is protected.
- Cuts are made to the IRS funding in 2023.
- Payments must begin again for those with student loans, who had their loan payments paused due to COVID.
- Student loan borrowers will still be eligible to receive up to $20K in debt relief if they qualify (pending the current SCOTUS ruling).
The House still needs to approve these changes and the overall agreement.
All in all, this seems like a decent compromise. Surely the far left and far right won't be entirely happy.
What are your thoughts? Are you happy with the deal or not?
I truly don’t remember why I joined it. Probably for work, but still crazy to think I’ve been here for 14 years. If you told me the events that lead up today f14 years ago… I’d call the police on you 🤣😂
Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary