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Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy bet his house on House Republicans' unanimous opposition to an overwhelmingly popular, bipartisan rescue plan to put vaccines in arms, money in pockets, children back in school safely, and people back in jobs.
Right in time for the district work period, Rep. Madison Cawthorn became the latest House Republican to vote no on the American Rescue Plan but take credit for its workto put vaccines in arms, money in pockets, children back in school safely, and people back in jobs.
As House Republicans return home for recess, their local papers continue to celebrate the American Rescue Plan, reminding voters of how the law gets vaccines in arms, money in pockets, children back in school safely, and people back in jobs.
The House passed the American Rescue Plan nearly two weeks ago, but the widely popular COVID-19 relief is still front page news across Republican-held Congressional districts. |
Republicans are desperately trying to change the subject, but American Rescue Plan relief is front page news across Republican-held congressional districts.
House Republicans can run, but they can't seem to hide from President Biden's bipartisan relief bill to put vaccines in arms, money in pockets, children back in school safely, and people back in jobs.
With 2.4 million vaccinations per day and 90 million Americans with stimulus money in their pockets, Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy must be asked: has he given up on messaging against the America