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Speaker Johnson in this case, still cant manage to pass regular appropriations, so rams through another trillion dollar omnibus with democrats, which most Republicans voted against.
How much of these liberal talking points are actually necessary given our 35 trillion dollar debt and record deficit? And really we cant afford the entire bill because all the revenue went to social spending.
How much of these liberal talking points are actually necessary given our 35 trillion dollar debt and record deficit? And really we cant afford the entire bill because all the revenue went to social spending.
Murray, Top Appropriators Release Second Funding Package | United States Senate Committee on Appropriations
United States Senate Committee on Appropriations
www.appropriations.senate.gov
Among other things, the $1.2 trillion funding package:
Lowers child care costs for families and strengthens Head Start with a new $1 billion investment to help families in every zip code afford child care and help ensure Head Start can continue serving hundreds of thousands of kids each year.
Protects workers’ rights and helps ensure they get the paychecks they have earned by protecting funding for essential worker protection agencies and the National Labor Relations Board.
Invests in students at every stage of their education and sustains essential investments in our nation’s public schools by delivering resources for our public K-12 schools, Pell Grants, and more—and rejecting devastating cuts that would have forced teachers out of our nation’s K-12 classrooms.
Keeps our country safe and supports our servicemembers and military families with essential investments in our national defense and important additional support for those who serve our country in uniform.
Builds on our historic economic recovery and supports small businesses.
Supports people’s health, strengthens the health care workforce, and guards against public health threats, rejecting dangerous cuts and sustaining all manner of investments in patients’ health.
Propels cutting-edge biomedical research to discover and create new treatments and cures that save lives and give people more time with their loved ones.
Invests in mental health care and research and strengthens the 988 lifeline—sustaining and building upon key investments made in recent years.
Protects consumers and holds fraudsters and rich tax cheats accountable to help even the playing field and keep growing our economy from the middle out.
Combats the flow of fentanyl, strengthens our detection and enforcement capabilities, and invests in substance use disorder treatment and prevention to address the opioid crisis that continues to devastate communities.
Delivers critical resources to help meet operational needs at our southern border.
Maintains America’s global leadership and upholds our commitments to our allies and partners to promote our own national security and strengthen our competitiveness.
Supports our Afghan allies by authorizing an additional 12,000 Special Immigrant Visas (SIVs) for Afghans who assisted the U.S. government during the war in Afghanistan.
Increases base funding for humanitarian assistance to support the United States’ efforts to provide emergency food, shelter, water, and basic services to populations caught in conflict and crises across the globe.