The president’s negotiations with House Republicans to reduce government spending while raising the debt limit alarmed the radical left.
The administration worked with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) on spending cuts, despite the White House’s claims that Biden would not deal with Republicans on cutting unnecessary expenditure. This proposal infuriated the extreme left.
Extreme-left Representative Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) issued a warning this week stating that there will be a reaction against any cutbacks to unnecessary expenditure, including financing for antiquated pandemics.
“I believe there will be an enormous backlash from the whole House democratic caucus, especially the progressives — including in the streets,” she said to CNN.
By linking Biden to the earlier irresponsible spending that created systemic inflation, Jayapal attempted to qualify her remarks.
She added, “It’s critical that we don’t revert to the very robust agenda that the president himself pushed and led over the previous two years.”
When asked about the likelihood of Biden approving budget cutbacks or limitations, socialist Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said to CNN, “It’s sure to be a problem.”
Ocasio-Cortez attacked the government for starting discussions via the debt limit negotiations, noting the White House’s prior non-negotiation stance on lifting the debt ceiling.
For just this reason, she stated, “We don’t legislate through the debt limit.”
The Biden administration refuses to reduce unnecessary spending while insisting on tax hikes or revenue increases in the debt limit agreement, despite the fact that House Republicans still have power.
McCarthy and Biden administration representatives met this week to talk about the budget. “I thought our conversation was fruitful. We haven’t reached a consensus yet,” he remarked.
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