Biden’s ‘blue-collar’ budget actually a wish list for the ‘radical Left,’ GOP says

REpublicans are slamming President Joe Biden’s budget proposal and denouncing the spending structure as a “deadly” plan. Legislative wish list Progressive Democrats

Biden unveiled his Proposed budget For fiscal 2024, on Thursday, Biden requested $6.8 trillion to be used for legislative priorities like lowering drug prices and combating climate change. Biden’s top line number was ridiculed by Republicans, who dismissed it as an absurdity. Proposal that is not in your best interest This bill is unlikely to pass the GOP-led House.

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Although the White House publishes a budget each year, it is considered aspirational. It reflects the administration’s goals. Biden is aiming to win a reelection campaign in 2024, and the document is now more important than ever as he battles House Republicans over the debt ceiling crisis.

“It’s not a serious budget. It’s not going anywhere,” Senator Eric Schmitt (R.MO), spoke to the Washington Examiner. “These policies are a sort of genuflect to the radical Left, which has been his entire presidency. This budget is a further signal that he’s way more interested in appeasing these radical elements of his own party than working on behalf of the American people.”

Biden on the other has presented his budget as a “blue-collar blueprint” It aims to reduce the country’s deficit of $3 trillion by the end of the decade, without increasing taxes for the middle-class. The president presented it earlier this year as part of his State of the Union address in which he encouraged Congress to prioritize building an economic economy. “where no one is left behind.”

Biden is now focusing on blue-collar voters, despite his recent shift toward the center politically. He recently reversed his opposition to a GOP resolution that repealed Washington’s crime bill. His administration also considered returning to Trump-era immigration policy.

Since Thursday’s release, Republicans have focused mainly on Biden’s tax increases in his budget. His plan, however, suggests