House Republicans Still Can’t Escape American Rescue Plan Front Pages
With 2.4 million vaccinations per day and 90 million Americans with stimulus money in their pockets, House Republicans are openly running away from their votes to block the American Rescue Plan.
Minority Leader McCarthy convinced House Republicans to vote unanimously against getting vaccines in arms, money in pockets, children back in school safely, and people back in jobs. House Democrats – and the positive Rescue Plan headlines splashed across the front pages of newspapersacrossRepublicandistricts – aren't going to let them change the subject.
The American Rescue Plan means a lot to Republican congressional districts – and their newspapers. We saw that on Thursday's front pages.
American Rescue Plan front pages from Republican districts:
AL-02: Barry Moore
Dothan Eagle: Millions in stimulus aid headed to Wiregrass governments from American Rescue package
Montgomery Advertiser: Could the federal stimulus bring Medicaid expansion to Alabama?
FL-08: Bill Posey
Orlando Sentinel: Florida unlikely to expand Medicaid for 800,000 residents, despite offer of more federal money
IN-04, IN-05, IN-12: Jackie Walorski, Victoria Spartz, James Baird
Kokomo Tribune: City, county stand to receive tens of millions from COVID relief bill
IL-15: Mary Miller
Commercial News: Danville to get $23 million with relief bill
NM-02: Yvette Herrell
Albuquerque Journal: Second gentleman Emhoff visits NM, promotes American Rescue Plan
OH-14: Dave Joyce
Akron Beacon Journal: Local grass roots work ends with Congress passing $86 billion package to rescue failing pensions
OH-10: Mike Turner
Dayton Daily News: Ohio K-12 schools to get $4.4 billion from feds for pandemic-related issues
OH-04: Jim Jordan
Lima News: Stimulus payments in full swing
OH-07: Bob Gibbs
Canton Repository (Syndicated): President Joe Biden to visit Columbus on Tuesday on tour backing American Rescue Plan
OH-08: Warren Davidson
Springfield News Sun: Ohio K-12 schools to get $4.4 billion from feds for pandemic-related issues
Journal News: Ohio K-12 schools to get $4.4 billion from feds for pandemic-related issues
PA-09: Daniel Meuser
Republican Herald (syndicated): Treasury: $242B already sent
