Joe Biden kicks off a make-or-break week for his presidency and the Democratic Party's wider fortunes Monday with a New Jersey speech pitching his troubled domestic spending package.
Congressional Democrats are trying to muscle through a deal on the White House’s multitrillion-dollar social welfare bill before President Biden leaves town, but some key moderates are calling for still more cuts to be made in exchange for their support.
Sources familiar with the negotiations told NBC News Biden expects to get full Democratic support of his revised domestic policy bill and a related bipartisan infrastructure plan.
Sources familiar with the negotiations told NBC News Biden expects to get full Democratic support of his revised domestic policy bill and a related bipartisan infrastructure plan.
President Biden pleaded with Democratic lawmakers Thursday to vote for his infrastructure bill and the Build Back Better social spending package – leaving both Republicans and Democrats frustrated.
Washington (AFP) - US President Joe Biden announced Thursday a revised $1.75 trillion social spending plan that he is confident Democrats will support, ending
US President Joe Biden has said he is confident a revised framework for his spending bill will pass. Infighting has put his presidency and the future of the Democratic party at risk as he jets off to meet world leaders.
President Biden on Thursday defended his social spending framework while attempting to sell the public on a pared-back economic agenda, even as a number of congressional Democrats appear uncertain about support for his plan.
President Biden will present Democratic lawmakers with a framework on a new $1.75 trillion social spending and climate package on Thursday, seeking to unify a fractured party behind the plan before he heads to Europe for an international climate c
President Biden is pitching a $1.75 trillion social spending and climate plan to Democrats that has been heavily slimmed down after concessions to moderate senators.
The Biden administration on Thursday outlined a revamped tax-hike plan to pay for Democrats' roughly $1.75 trillion spending plan, including rate increases on well-off corporations and wealthy Americans.
President Joe Biden, eager to secure passage of his much-touted economic agenda, met privately with disgruntled House Democrats on Thursday to urge them to support a $1.75 trillion social welfare spending package that leaves out many of their priorities.
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