In @PunchbowlNews AM:
We make the case today that the Dem opposition to the infrastructure bill is weak.
Criticism 1: from @AOC -- the money isnt enough for an 8-year horizon
Criticism 2: Northeastern Dems want SALT caps repealed.
We make the case today that the Dem opposition to the infrastructure bill is weak.
Criticism 1: from @AOC -- the money isnt enough for an 8-year horizon
Criticism 2: Northeastern Dems want SALT caps repealed.
@PunchbowlNews @AOC SALT opposition is weakening.
The push started out as “No Salt, No deal.”
Now it’s:
"We could not vote for a bill that has a meaningful tax impact on our constituents unless it restores SALT deduction relief to our middle-class families.” Letter here bit.ly/3fHzxFW
The push started out as “No Salt, No deal.”
Now it’s:
"We could not vote for a bill that has a meaningful tax impact on our constituents unless it restores SALT deduction relief to our middle-class families.” Letter here bit.ly/3fHzxFW
“Meaningful tax impact” isn’t “No SALT, no deal.” How do you define meaningful? Is raising the corporate rate from 21% to 25% meaningful?
And do you think that Pallone -- the chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee -- is going to vote against a package that includes the most significant green investment in decades? Hard to see that happening.
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