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« on: April 19, 2021, 09:42:41 AM »

Class Biden's Reforms from the most likely to the less likely.
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« Reply #1 on: April 19, 2021, 10:39:15 AM »
« Edited: April 19, 2021, 01:20:54 PM by roxas11 »

Class Biden's Reforms from the most likely to the less likely.

Most Likely

1.Infrastructure
2. Healthcare and drug pricing reform
3. A bill focused on china
4. A minimum wage increase even if it is not 15 an hour
5. He makes a few of the reforms in the Covid Bill permanent like the Child tax credit and the New subsidies for Obamacare

Less Likely

1.New Gun laws
3.The For the People Act unless they kill the filibuster
2.Immigration reform because there is Zero chance the GOP will vote for any Immigration bill from Biden since they clearly want use the issue to run on and fundraise off of in the future.
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« Reply #2 on: April 19, 2021, 11:44:48 AM »
« Edited: April 19, 2021, 11:48:04 AM by MR. KAYNE WEST »

It's gonna be infrastructure spending and gun control
There aren't the votes there to lift Filibuster for other reforms, if DC Statehood gets passed into Law, there won't be any seating of new Senators until SCOTUS which is 6/3 Conservatives, have a final say, and you know who ACB and Kavanaugh are swing votes
The Ds don't have the votes until 2023 to Crt pack, Either

If the Ds get the Trifecta again in 2023 they can do whatever they want with 53 Senators, but it's probably gonna be 11 judges not 13
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« Reply #3 on: April 19, 2021, 12:25:30 PM »

Class Biden's Reforms from the most likely to the less likely.

Most Likely

1.Infrastructure
2. Healthcare and drug pricing reform
3. A bill focused on china
4. A minimum wage increase even if it is not 15 an hour
5. He make a few of the reforms in the Covid Bill permanent like the Child tax credit and the New subsidies for Obamacare
Less Likely

1.New Gun laws
3.The For the People Act unless they kill the filibuster
2.Immigration reform because there is Zero chance they GOP will vote for any Immigration bill from Biden since they clearly want use the issue to run on and fundraise off of in the future.


Would be a huge embarrassment if Dems let HR1 die solely because of the filibuster. Manchin and Sinema are more likely to backtrack on their theatrical promises to never touch the filibuster rather than let such a signature piece of legislation die. Yes, they pull the whole "muh senate rules" but I doubt each of them are brave or stupid enough to pull it over HR1.
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« Reply #4 on: April 19, 2021, 12:27:46 PM »

Class Biden's Reforms from the most likely to the less likely.

Most Likely

1.Infrastructure
2. Healthcare and drug pricing reform
3. A bill focused on china
4. A minimum wage increase even if it is not 15 an hour
5. He make a few of the reforms in the Covid Bill permanent like the Child tax credit and the New subsidies for Obamacare
Less Likely

1.New Gun laws
3.The For the People Act unless they kill the filibuster
2.Immigration reform because there is Zero chance they GOP will vote for any Immigration bill from Biden since they clearly want use the issue to run on and fundraise off of in the future.


Would be a huge embarrassment if Dems let HR1 die solely because of the filibuster. Manchin and Sinema are more likely to backtrack on their theatrical promises to never touch the filibuster rather than let such a signature piece of legislation die. Yes, they pull the whole "muh senate rules" but I doubt each of them are brave or stupid enough to pull it over HR1.

Manchin could kill it, but if Sinema does, her career is over. There's no way she'd make it through the Democratic primary. I'd half expect Biden, Harris, Schumer, and Pelosi to personally campaign against her. To kill HR1 is to kill the Democratic Party.
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« Reply #5 on: April 19, 2021, 01:16:54 PM »

Class Biden's Reforms from the most likely to the less likely.

Most Likely

1.Infrastructure
2. Healthcare and drug pricing reform
3. A bill focused on china
4. A minimum wage increase even if it is not 15 an hour
5. He make a few of the reforms in the Covid Bill permanent like the Child tax credit and the New subsidies for Obamacare
Less Likely

1.New Gun laws
3.The For the People Act unless they kill the filibuster
2.Immigration reform because there is Zero chance they GOP will vote for any Immigration bill from Biden since they clearly want use the issue to run on and fundraise off of in the future.


Would be a huge embarrassment if Dems let HR1 die solely because of the filibuster. Manchin and Sinema are more likely to backtrack on their theatrical promises to never touch the filibuster rather than let such a signature piece of legislation die. Yes, they pull the whole "muh senate rules" but I doubt each of them are brave or stupid enough to pull it over HR1.

Manchin could kill it, but if Sinema does, her career is over. There's no way she'd make it through the Democratic primary. I'd half expect Biden, Harris, Schumer, and Pelosi to personally campaign against her. To kill HR1 is to kill the Democratic Party.

Not to mention that both WV and AZ will pass voter restriction laws that make it impossible for Manchin or Sinema to win a general election if HR1 doesn't pass.
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« Reply #6 on: April 19, 2021, 01:37:22 PM »

Class Biden's Reforms from the most likely to the less likely.

Most Likely

1.Infrastructure
2. Healthcare and drug pricing reform
3. A bill focused on china
4. A minimum wage increase even if it is not 15 an hour
5. He make a few of the reforms in the Covid Bill permanent like the Child tax credit and the New subsidies for Obamacare
Less Likely

1.New Gun laws
3.The For the People Act unless they kill the filibuster
2.Immigration reform because there is Zero chance they GOP will vote for any Immigration bill from Biden since they clearly want use the issue to run on and fundraise off of in the future.


Would be a huge embarrassment if Dems let HR1 die solely because of the filibuster. Manchin and Sinema are more likely to backtrack on their theatrical promises to never touch the filibuster rather than let such a signature piece of legislation die. Yes, they pull the whole "muh senate rules" but I doubt each of them are brave or stupid enough to pull it over HR1.

Manchin could kill it, but if Sinema does, her career is over. There's no way she'd make it through the Democratic primary. I'd half expect Biden, Harris, Schumer, and Pelosi to personally campaign against her. To kill HR1 is to kill the Democratic Party.

Not to mention that both WV and AZ will pass voter restriction laws that make it impossible for Manchin or Sinema to win a general election if HR1 doesn't pass.

Are you serious?  WV has one of the Whitest electorates in the whole country and Manchin only wins by winning a significant % of White conservatives; the electoral incentives you think apply to Manchin are straight-up wishful thinking on your part, lol
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« Reply #7 on: April 19, 2021, 01:47:21 PM »

Class Biden's Reforms from the most likely to the less likely.

Most Likely

1.Infrastructure
2. Healthcare and drug pricing reform
3. A bill focused on china
4. A minimum wage increase even if it is not 15 an hour
5. He make a few of the reforms in the Covid Bill permanent like the Child tax credit and the New subsidies for Obamacare
Less Likely

1.New Gun laws
3.The For the People Act unless they kill the filibuster
2.Immigration reform because there is Zero chance they GOP will vote for any Immigration bill from Biden since they clearly want use the issue to run on and fundraise off of in the future.


Would be a huge embarrassment if Dems let HR1 die solely because of the filibuster. Manchin and Sinema are more likely to backtrack on their theatrical promises to never touch the filibuster rather than let such a signature piece of legislation die. Yes, they pull the whole "muh senate rules" but I doubt each of them are brave or stupid enough to pull it over HR1.

Manchin could kill it, but if Sinema does, her career is over. There's no way she'd make it through the Democratic primary. I'd half expect Biden, Harris, Schumer, and Pelosi to personally campaign against her. To kill HR1 is to kill the Democratic Party.

Not to mention that both WV and AZ will pass voter restriction laws that make it impossible for Manchin or Sinema to win a general election if HR1 doesn't pass.

Are you serious?  WV has one of the Whitest electorates in the whole country and Manchin only wins by winning a significant % of White conservatives; the electoral incentives you think apply to Manchin are straight-up wishful thinking on your part, lol

Manchin's probably DOA anyway, but if he isn't, he is going to have to see gains in WV's DC exurbs and every vote will count. The campaign finance reforms could also marginally impact the race.

There is a strong chance it backfires in his case (should he vote for it on the basis of personal electoral gain, that is). Higher turnout often seems to correlate with less split-ticket voting.
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« Reply #8 on: April 19, 2021, 04:54:09 PM »

Class Biden's Reforms from the most likely to the less likely.

Most Likely

1.Infrastructure
2. Healthcare and drug pricing reform
3. A bill focused on china
4. A minimum wage increase even if it is not 15 an hour
5. He make a few of the reforms in the Covid Bill permanent like the Child tax credit and the New subsidies for Obamacare
Less Likely

1.New Gun laws
3.The For the People Act unless they kill the filibuster
2.Immigration reform because there is Zero chance they GOP will vote for any Immigration bill from Biden since they clearly want use the issue to run on and fundraise off of in the future.


Would be a huge embarrassment if Dems let HR1 die solely because of the filibuster. Manchin and Sinema are more likely to backtrack on their theatrical promises to never touch the filibuster rather than let such a signature piece of legislation die. Yes, they pull the whole "muh senate rules" but I doubt each of them are brave or stupid enough to pull it over HR1.

Manchin could kill it, but if Sinema does, her career is over. There's no way she'd make it through the Democratic primary. I'd half expect Biden, Harris, Schumer, and Pelosi to personally campaign against her. To kill HR1 is to kill the Democratic Party.

Not to mention that both WV and AZ will pass voter restriction laws that make it impossible for Manchin or Sinema to win a general election if HR1 doesn't pass.

Are you serious?  WV has one of the Whitest electorates in the whole country and Manchin only wins by winning a significant % of White conservatives; the electoral incentives you think apply to Manchin are straight-up wishful thinking on your part, lol

If you don't think the WV legislature wants Manchin out and will look for ways to tip the scales like other states are, you don't have nearly the grasp of politics I think you do.
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« Reply #9 on: April 20, 2021, 09:57:22 AM »

Class Biden's Reforms from the most likely to the less likely.

Most Likely

1.Infrastructure
2. Healthcare and drug pricing reform
3. A bill focused on china
4. A minimum wage increase even if it is not 15 an hour
5. He make a few of the reforms in the Covid Bill permanent like the Child tax credit and the New subsidies for Obamacare
Less Likely

1.New Gun laws
3.The For the People Act unless they kill the filibuster
2.Immigration reform because there is Zero chance they GOP will vote for any Immigration bill from Biden since they clearly want use the issue to run on and fundraise off of in the future.


Would be a huge embarrassment if Dems let HR1 die solely because of the filibuster. Manchin and Sinema are more likely to backtrack on their theatrical promises to never touch the filibuster rather than let such a signature piece of legislation die. Yes, they pull the whole "muh senate rules" but I doubt each of them are brave or stupid enough to pull it over HR1.

Manchin could kill it, but if Sinema does, her career is over. There's no way she'd make it through the Democratic primary. I'd half expect Biden, Harris, Schumer, and Pelosi to personally campaign against her. To kill HR1 is to kill the Democratic Party.
Well, in a logical world yes, but Sinema is banking GOP endorsements and Chamber of Commerce money, apparently on the theory that those are more important than having any support from her own party.
The future of HR1 and the party looks dim. But on the upside we get to see this dipsh**t's career end in 3 years.
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« Reply #10 on: April 20, 2021, 10:40:25 AM »

Biden's not a reformer. Some of his ideas, like a nationwide ban on right to work, are Republican bait to get a compromise. He'll present the infrastructure plan in full, then pull out anything that helps working people so the GOP can sign on and save face.
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