The $1.5 Trillion 2,500 Pages in the Spending Bill Are Full of Pork and Waste (VIDEO): The $1.5 Trillion spending bill is full of pork and waste and yet it was passed within 24 hours after its release. Clearly, no one read it. Congress had less than one day to read the bill before they voted. President Biden has already signed off — a $1.5 trillion omnibus spending bill. Magic! Do we really have a representative republic if our representatives don’t even know what they are voting on? Here are just a few examples of what was in the bill: This spending is so dangerous. Now the dollar is near the point of collapse. Retiring House Democrat Stephanie Murphy Unloads on Party: ‘You Can’t Keep Promising Rainbows and Unicorns’: Retiring Rep. Stephanie Murphy (D-FL) on Friday unloaded on President Biden and the Democrat Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), blaming them for steering the Democrat Party into oblivion come the November midterms. Murphy spilled the beans, telling Politico Playbook the Democrat leadership would beat her and other moderate Democrats “into submission” for the purpose of pushing a radical agenda item that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) proposed. “I can’t tell you the number of times I said, ‘You can’t keep promising rainbows and unicorns when your political reality is such narrow margins in the House and a dead-even Senate,’” Murphy said. “They took the difference between rainbows and unicorns and political reality — which is anger and disappointment — and turned that anger and disappointment against their own members.” Murphy said hardball tactics are consistently used by Democrats to push members to “take one [vote] for the team” in order to satisfy the Democrat leadership, such as Biden’s lieutenants at the DCCC.
Adam Andrzejewski, Founder and CEO of OpenTheBooks.com reported on the massive spending bill full of waste that was recently passed by Congress. Adam shares: The bill is 2,700 pages – the length of ten books.
$1 million for a “farm-to-refrigerator training facility” in Pennsylvania
$2 million for George Mason University’s Center for Climate Change
$2.5 million for a museum in Vermont.
$3 million for a fisherman’s coop facility in Guam
Earmarks are the ‘currency of corruption in Congress.’ It’s legal bribery to give away member pet projects for votes. (It took 367 pages alone just to list the earmarks!)
