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Hate to ruin your narrative here, but the [Republican controlled] House controls the government coin purse.
The first part's not true. I love to tear down narratives. So I'm going to dissect the last paragraph with prejudice.
I do.
Makes sense given our massive deficit.
We're also funding two wars abroad, so that also makes sense. Also, those were the appropriations bills that needed to pass to prevent the government from shutting down. Because those are used every frigging year to hold the country for ransom, usually by Republicans. So of course compromises would be required to pass the least-worst of those lest we get absolutely nothing at all and the whole government shuts down (again).
BoTh SidES!!!1!!
This isn't both sides, this is straight anti-biden propaganda.
Oh, yeah. 100%.
My "Both sides" rebuttal was simply to the last sentence in the ~~article's~~ blog post's summary paragraph.
but but but gEnOsiDe jOe!!/1
Social spending was also up in 21 and 22 because of Covid.