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Monday, 10/25/2021 4:57:14 PM

Monday, October 25, 2021 4:57:14 PM

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Article is 10 day old now. This is up to date and reads to me as though Sinema is being treated like the freshman Senator she is. No dinner for her.

Let her colleagues work on her. Does she want to be the ONLY Dem Senator holding out?

Biden 'positive' on budget deal; Manchin OK with wealth tax

Source: AP

WASHINGTON (AP) — Pivotal Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin appears to be on board with White House proposals for new taxes on billionaires and certain corporations to help pay for President Joe Biden’s scaled-back social services and climate change package.

Biden said Monday he felt “very positive” about reaching agreement on his big domestic policy bill, aiming for votes in Congress as soon as this week — though that is far from certain.

“That’s my hope,” the president said before leaving his home state of Delaware for a trip to New Jersey to highlight the child care proposals in the package and his infrastructure measure.

Democrats are working intensely to try again to wrap up talks, scaling back what had been what had been a sweeping $3.5 trillion plan so the president can spotlight his administration’s achievements to world leaders at two overseas summits on the economy and climate change that get underway later this week.

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https://apnews.com/article/joe-manchin-joe-biden-nancy-pelosi-wealth-tax-congress-132c737a5a2fb5ea1931df2344f55567

Biden huddled with the conservative West Virginia Democrat Manchin and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer at the president’s Delaware home on Sunday as they work on resolving the disputes between centrists and progressives that have stalled the Democrats’ wide-ranging bill.

A person who insisted on anonymity to discuss Manchin’s position told The Associated Press the senator is agreeable to the White House’s new approach on the tax proposals.

It’s now being eyed as at least a $1.75 trillion package. That’s within a range that could still climb considerably higher, according to a second person who insisted on anonymity to discuss the private talks.

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