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Democrats aren’t allowed to attach a provision increasing the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour to their coronavirus relief package, a top Senate official ruled, according to reports.

Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough, who oversees the interpretation of the chamber’s rules and precedents, decided Thursday evening that the proposed minimum wage hike couldn’t be included in President Joe Biden’s American Rescue Plan under budget reconciliation, CNBC reported. 

MacDonough had held private meetings over the last week with Democrats and Republicans, hearing their arguments for or against keeping the measure.

https://www.dailysignal.com/2021/02/26/minimum-wage-increase-not-allowed-in-biden-rescue-plan-senate-rules-official-says/

 

if they want to do it, they have to legislate it. Not add it to another bill for cover. And they can’t do that

 

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5 minutes ago, pipedreams said:

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A federal emergency declaration is helpful to states, but the total amount of federal assistance it brings is capped at $5 million.

The president signing a major emergency declaration expands the type of assistance the federal government can provide to states suffering through the effects of a natural disaster

https://www.vox.com/2021/2/19/22291432/biden-major-disaster-declaration-texas-fema-storm
 

more lies. Twisted edited, screwed up, and downright made up lies. You are no better than the left who do this same thing.

You’ve no respect for yourself or the people who read your crap

 

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You can donate yourself, you know. Since the Democrooks won’t. Maybe you can counter your outrage

https://www.redcross.org/donations/ways-to-donate/tax-deductible-donation.html/?cid=fy21holiday&med=cpc&source=google&scode=RSG00000E017&&msclkid=69a36c59639c1d65cfbe0c60121a2685&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Disaster|NonBrand&utm_term=%2Bdisaster %2Brelief&utm_content=Disaster Relief&gclid=69a36c59639c1d65cfbe0c60121a2685&gclsrc=3p.ds
 

https://hhs.texas.gov/services/financial/disaster-assistance

Here are several mutual aid groups in Texas that are assisting in the ongoing blackout relief — and that are currently accepting donations.

Austin Mutual Aid: Austin’s mutual aid group is currently raising funds to book hotel rooms for the city’s unhoused population during the snowstorms. The group is also accepting food, water, and toiletries donations from local residents.

Mutual Aid Houston: Houston’s mutual aid group is currently accepting donations on GoFundMe and has provided links to other local organizations assisting during the blackout, including Houseless Organizing Coalition, Crowdsource Rescue, and the Parkhill Capital Foundation.

Feed the People Dallas: This mutual aid collective is currently accepting both cash donations and dry goods items (dried rice, beans, etc.) for its foodservice programs. You can find up-to-date info on mutual aid needs on the group’s Instagram page, or donate items from their Amazon wishlist. If you’re local, you can also volunteer to help prepare and distribute food items around the area.

Para Mi Gente: A San Antonio-based mutual aid group that is providing groceries, emergency housing and other supplies.

Austin Disaster Relief Network: This disaster relief group is accepting monetary donations in order to pay for emergency housing, transportation, and food items.

Lucha Dallas: A Dallas-based BIPOC organization that is currently handing out hot beverages and meals to unhoused people in the city. Donations are accepted via Venmo @luchadallas.

Trinity Mutual Aid: A mutual aid group run by students at Trinity University in San Antonio (unaffiliated with the university administration), providing aid on campus and in nearby communities.

Casa Marianella: An Austin-based organization aiding immigrant families by providing shelter, medical resources, food, clothing and more.

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As Cruz began his speech this morning, he wasn’t worried about jumping into both controversy and CPAC’s change in venue.

“Orlando is awesome!” Cruz crowed to a roar from the crowd.  “Though,” Cruz continued, “not as nice as Cancun.”  The crowd broke out into hysterical laughter.

Cruz’s speech centered on the one thing that liberals should fear: Unity and power in the Republican Party and the message the party needs to take to Americans around them.  As Cruz spoke, his manner and style were less that of a lecturing politician and more that of a charismatic preacher, giving the good news to his flock. Other speakers this morning have stood behind a podium delivering their speeches, as you’ve largely come to expect from CPAC, Cruz paced the stage, connecting with the members of the audience and filling them with hope for the future.

https://redstate.com/scotthounsell/2021/02/26/cpac-ted-cruz-is-fired-up-n333396

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