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Key Democratic senator says 'no' to Biden's social reform plan

2021-12-19T15:35:40.419Z


Joe Manchin invokes in particular the rise in prices and the extent of the debt. US Democratic Senator Joe Manchin said on Sunday that he would not approve Joe Biden's gigantic social reform plan, appearing to spell the end of the program to transform America. " I can't go any further, " West Virginia elected official, who has been one of the main obstacles to this program of social and ecological reforms for weeks now, told Fox. Read also "After a year in office, Joe Biden


US Democratic Senator Joe Manchin said on Sunday that he would not approve Joe Biden's gigantic social reform plan, appearing to spell the end of the program to transform America.

"

I can't go any further,

" West Virginia elected official, who has been one of the main obstacles to this program of social and ecological reforms for weeks now, told Fox.

Read also "After a year in office, Joe Biden has further worsened the divide between the two Americas"

"

I cannot vote for that,

" added Mr. Manchin, citing in particular the rise in prices and the extent of the debt.

I just can't.

I tried everything that was humanly possible, I can't,

”he added.

"

It's no

".

Called “

Build Back Better

”, the $ 1.7 trillion plan provides for kindergarten for all, tax credits for American households and substantial investments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse.

A first vote in the House of Representatives, where Democrats appeared to have overcome internal disputes between centrists, worried about the effect on debt, and the left wing who wanted to go further in spending, has been postponed in recent days .

The Senate being divided (50 elected for each camp), any Democrat or affiliate has in fact what is akin to a veto on any bill if the Republicans close ranks.

Source: lefigaro

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