I'll steal text from the linked article, so you can read it here.
Your taxes will NOT be increased, if you make less than $400,000/year, but it IS paid for, and the sources of revenue are spelled out.
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The article not only tells us what's in the package, but which committees have to write which peices.
It contains massive investment in education, including paid community college tuition, universal pre-K, and spending for HBCU's.
Also a commitment for immigration reform.
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Paid family leave, ACA expansion, Medicare to include dental, vision and hearing and a lower eligibility age. Expanded child tax credit, long-term senior care. Paid for with corporate and international tax reform, more progressive tax rates, carbon polluter fees.
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Big investments in agriculture conservation, forestry and drought programs, climate research, Civilian Climate Corp (!), movements toward clean electricity and vast, agressive reductions in carbon emissions.
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Affordable housing initiatives, rental assistance, revitalization, public housing.
This budget proposal will reshape America in vast ways, a giant leap for the liberal programs Democratic president have been advocating for decades.
There's more...
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Investments in clean energy & climate (in addition to the agriculture stuff mentioned above): financing clean energy programs, climate research, energy efficient materials production, solar energy for low-income markets, clean water, energy efficient buildings and vehicles.
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Even the Homeland Security portions will include investments in green materials. (No border wall.)
Investments in education, house, energy, and language programs for Native Americans.
Expansions of small business and VA programs.
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During the four years of the Trump Reich, Republican struggled to get anything done at all. Other than approving fascist judges, the only major bill they enacted was the 2017 #TaxScam.
American languished and deteriorated. Federal programs became hollowed out.
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It's far easier to tear something down than to build. To break things, all you need is malicious neglect, and perhaps a few crowbars.
Democrats are rapidly moving an aggressive agenda to not merely repair America, but to rebuild anew.
I remember growing up hearing my grammar school teachers talk about the importance of the "peaceful transfer of power." It thought it was silly to worry about that. Elections happen, the one elected is sworn into office. What's the big deal?
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We now know the answer. It's a very big deal.
Before America, no nation had peaceful transfers of power other than hereditary transfers from a newly-dead monarch to a relative. Never before did leaders voluntarily, peacefully and under the rule of law hand power to rivals.
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George Washington stepped down willingly after two terms. He didn't want a third term. He stepped down partly to prove it was possible for a Head of State to do that. It shocked the world when he did.
That mattered.
What mattered more was what happened four years later.
We used to have nightly news, and daily newspapers, that sought to inform America with accurate facts about real events.
Then networks decided to make "news" into a profit center rather than a public service. To do that, it had to be entertaining, not necessarily accurate.
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Rupert Murdock decided to create a propaganda station on cable, that pretended to be a news network. He had to go to court to defend telling outright lies. His defense was that Fox isn't "news", it's "entertainment," so no one should take it seriously. That defense worked.
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Fox--and the other "news" channels--are now, legally and officially, not news at all.
To compete, broadcast networks took the same stance. Let's shovel shit, and call it news, and get people riled up. Who cares? No one is supposed to believe any of it anyway.
I want to remind you of something Trump did in his first term.
When running for president in 2016, Trump declared he was smarter than all the Generals, and he had a secret plan to end the war in Afghanistan, much better than plan the Generals could come up with.
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After being elected, Trump revealed his secret plan to end the war in Afghanistan.
His plan was:
He ordered the Generals to come up with a plan to end the war in Afghanistan, and have it on his desk in ninety days.
I'm serious. That was his secret plan.
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Of course, we heard nothing else about any plan to end the war in Afghanistan. But Trump invited the leaders of the Taliban to Camp David, and released 5000(!) Afghani terrorist prisoners, one of whom went on to become the leader of the Taliban.
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I'm suspect Trump is creating the Epstein Files controversy on purpose. It's a distraction from his rapid mental decline, and the incompetence of entire administration, and the horrors of ICE, and the stupid tariffs, and the wars he hasn't ended, and his constant criming.
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He pushed the Epstein thing for years as a campaign issue, as a club to beat up Democrats, and just as a conspiracy theory to rile his base.
Remember, Epstein died in 2019, while Trump was still president, and Bill Barr was Attorney General.
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If there were things embarrassing to Democrats in Epstein's files or in anything held by the FBI, Trump could have released it then--and didn't.
Is there Bad Stuff about Trump in those files? Maybe. If so, Trump is really stoopid for having made a big deal out of it...
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Germans voted in 1933. Hitler was named Chancellor that January. He quickly consolidated power, and became a dictator. Germans did not have free elections until 1949, after Hitler and about 80 million other people had died.
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Oh, there were parliamentary elections in Germany in the 1930s. They were shams, and there was no chance Hitler would be removed as Chancellor.
And remember, Hitler became Chancellor only after leading an insurrection and being convicted of felonies.
Sound familiar?
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One more morsel. Everything Hitler did was legal. The repression, the concentration camps, shutting down the press, gas chambers, all of it. Because he had the laws changed to make it legal.
The crisis of global climate change isn’t the first man-made climate disaster we’ve faced in recent history. In the twentieth century, America dealt with and solved a regional crisis of our own making. It almost happened again soon after.
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We prevented a second disaster the same way we had resolved the first one. It was solved by federal intervention.
In the early 1930s, the American Southwest was engulfed by a serious drought, which was exacerbated by then-current farming and grazing techniques.
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This area used to be the breadbasket of the nation. Taking advantage of the rise in grain prices from the First World War, farmers in the southwest overplanted, removing most of the indigenous grasses and other flora with long roots that used to hold the soil in place.